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Liam O’Flaherty was am Irish novelist and short story writer.  He was a major figure in the Irish Literary Revival.  His cousin, John Ford, turned his novel, the Informer, into a film.  He was most known for his short stories, which were predominantly written in Irish.

Notable works in ARB’s collection:

  • A Cure for Unemployment (1931)
  • The Fairy Goose, and two other stories (1927), special edition (no.927 of 1190), signed

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