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The cover of the new book.
PRESENTATION Brothers NS Assembly Hall is the place to be for any lover of Birr and of scholarship on this Friday evening, May 10th.
On that evening at 7.30pm, George Cunningham's reflective and illustrated bibliography of John Feehan will be launched. This 160 page signed numbered volume is published in a limited edition of 300 hardback copies.
John Feehan is one of Ireland's greatest scholars of any age. Birr should be very proud of their native son who has written extensively about his own place. Indeed, some four new new books have emanated from John's fruitful pen in recent times. This bibliography - more than an ordinary listing of published data - is full of the many aspects of John's literary output unknown to many.
Come and pay tribute to Birr and Offaly's greatest scholar. The book will be on sale for €30 with two for €50.
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