Des MacHale - Seen and heard in Ireland

Seen and Heard in Ireland: A Hilarious Journey Through the Emerald Isle's Wit

**"Sign seen on a Connemara pub: Good clean entertainment in this pub every night except Tuesday"**

If you're looking for a lighthearted romp through the quirky humor of Ireland, then Des MacHale's "Seen and Heard in Ireland" is your ticket to laughter. This delightful collection dives into the heart of Irish wit, capturing the essence of its people through their playful banter, witty signs, and endearing misunderstandings. MacHale, a master of Irish storytelling, presents a treasure trove of anecdotes, each a gem reflecting the unique spirit of the Emerald Isle. From the comical exchange between two old ladies discussing their son's military career to the whimsical pub sign promising "good clean entertainment," each snippet is a testament to the Irish knack for finding humor in everyday life. This isn't just a book of jokes; it's a window into the soul of a nation. MacHale skillfully captures the warmth, cheekiness, and playful nature of the Irish people, revealing their love for a good laugh and their ability to find amusement in even the most mundane situations. "Seen and Heard in Ireland" is a perfect gift for anyone who appreciates the mischievous side of life. It's a book to be savored, shared, and enjoyed for its ability to evoke smiles and warm the heart. **Des MacHale** is a renowned Irish author, best known for his popular children's books, including the "World of Weird" series. He is also a talented humorist and a keen observer of Irish culture.

Wydawnictwo	Poolbeg
data wydania	2008 (data przybliżona)
ISBN	978-1-84223-361-0
liczba stron	132
słowa kluczowe	Irlandia, dowcipy
kategoria	rozrywka
język	angielski