"Go n-éirí an bother libh
May the road rise to meet ye
Ragdoll babies hang from empty breasts
Folk too ill to travel
administer blessings from dugout homes
Go n- éirí an bother libh
May the road rise to meet ye
Bare feet…"
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Thank You New York Irish Centre
Thank you so much to Stephen Long, Ryan and all the crew at The New York Irish Centre for your kind invitation to speak about my novel, Hungry Trails, at your Wednesday lunch gathering. My husband and I enjoyed a delicious meal and met some wonderful people many who have Irish ancestry. 💚☘️🙏
"This is a beautiful poem,🙏"
Book Review for "Hungry Trails" by Maire Malone
"Delighted that my novel, Hungry Trails, has been selected as a finalist in the fiction for adults category of the The Wishing Shelf Book Awards 2023."
"The Historical Novel Society recommends Hungry Trails by Máire Malone.
Reviewed in issue 107, February 2024.
B. J. Sedlock (Reviewer)"
Hungry Trails
Julie Foley is sixteen when she and her family are evicted from their humble mountain dwelling in the Mayo town of Attymass. Their crime is rental arrears. It's 1847 and the potato famine has impoverished Ireland. Corpses of men, women and children lie strewn across the ditches and fields, having dropped like flies from fever, exhaustion and starvation. Thanks to the generosity of the hedge schoolmaster and his wife, Julie and…See More
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Thank You New York Irish Centre
Posted on May 8, 2024 at 9:14pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Thank you so much to Stephen Long, Ryan and all the crew at The New York Irish Centre for your kind invitation to speak about my novel, Hungry Trails, at your Wednesday lunch gathering. My husband and I enjoyed a delicious meal and met some wonderful people many who have Irish ancestry. 💚☘️🙏
Hungry Trails
Posted on January 11, 2024 at 10:30am 0 Comments 1 Like
Julie Foley is sixteen when she and her family are evicted from their humble mountain dwelling in the Mayo town of Attymass. Their crime is rental arrears. It's 1847 and the potato famine has impoverished Ireland. Corpses of men, women and…
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