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          12 Brendan O'hEithir, The Begrudger's Guide to Irish Politics, p 13 James Meehan, The Irish Economy Since , p ff.

          Her smug self-righteousness epitomizes life at the university for Martin: «She would get first-class honours and a job in college and perhaps a chair and.!

             

           

           

          Breand�n � hEithir

           

          Breand�n � hEithir was born in Inishmore, in the the Aran Islands off the coast of County Galway.

          During his career as a broadcaster, poet, journalist and author, he wrote in both Irish and English, and was highly regarded for his originality and liveliness. He also worked as Irish language editor at both The Irish Press and S�irs�al agus Dill, the Irish language publisher.

          He was a nephew of the writer Liam O'Flaherty.

          Breand�n was Ireland's first writer to top the best seller list with a book written in Irish, his novel Lig Sinn i gCath�. The book was also so successful in Germany that he was encouraged to travel in that country.

          Breandán Ó hEithir, drawing upon rich personal experience of life in the west of Ireland, paints a rackety picture of sniffy landladies, crackpot academics.

        1. Breandán Ó hEithir, drawing upon rich personal experience of life in the west of Ireland, paints a rackety picture of sniffy landladies, crackpot academics.
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        3. Her smug self-righteousness epitomizes life at the university for Martin: «She would get first-class honours and a job in college and perhaps a chair and.
        4. Breandán Ó hEithir, drawing upon his rich personal experience of life in the west of Ireland, paints a rackety picture of sniffy landladies, crackpot.
        5. A Short History of the IRA. Brendan O'Brien · A Short History of Disease.

          6. He died tragically in 1990 at the age of 60. Liam Mac Con Iomaire's biography of Breand�n was published in 2000.

           

          Books

           

          Lig Sinn i gCath�

          Published in English as Lead Us Into Temptation, translated by the au