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  | | 25 Views of Dublin by Benedict Kiely, Peter Somerville-Large, James Horan Hardcover, 64 Pages, Published 1994 by Town House ISBN-13: 978-0-948524-16-5, ISBN: 0-948524-16-2 "No DW" |
 | | Irish Traditions(Reprint) by Kathleen J. Ryan, Cyril Cusack, Caoimhin O. Danachair, Seamus Deane, Brian Fallon, Desmond Guinness, Peter Harbison, John B. Keane, Justin Keating, Benedict Kiely, James Plunkett, Lord Killanin, Hugh Leonard, Bryan Macmahon, Ciaran Macmathuna, Maire De Paor, Bernard Share, Et.Al Hardcover, 191 Pages, Published 1989 by Harry N. Abrams ISBN-13: 978-0-8109-8096-9, ISBN: 0-8109-8096-7 "... is the queen of the economy. Here in the heartland of the cow-filled, fleecy pastures is preserved one of these pockets: the residence of Davy and Mamie Gunn in the townland of Trieneragh, Listowel, County Kerry. Morning and evening, through spring, summer, and autumn, Mamie and Davy hand-milk the five cows that provide a substantial part of their income. Each morning the milk is cooled and transferred to two small aluminum 45 ..." |
 | | The Captain with the Whiskers by Benedict Kiely, Thomas Kilroy Hardcover, 292 Pages, Published 2004 by Methuen Publishing Ltd ISBN-13: 978-0-413-77391-3, ISBN: 0-413-77391-4 "In Bingen House, on the edge of the Atlantic, lives Captain Conway Chesney - small, neat, efficient and a diabolical domestic tyrant." |
 | | Images of Dublin(1st Edition) A Time Remembered by Bill Doyle, Benedict Kiely Hardcover, 144 Pages, Published 2002 by Lilliput Pr Ltd ISBN-13: 978-1-901866-74-2, ISBN: 1-901866-74-2 "Like Robert Doisneau's Paris, Bill Doyle's Dublin is a defined milieu. In these photographs that span half a century, from the 50s to 90s, Doyle gives us a composite view of a city and its inhabitants, capturing the spirit of a time and place, a pre-boom Dublin still haunted by the ghosts of history. From the narrow alleyways and back streets of the north inner city to the leafy environs of the south side, these beautiful, dramatic pict ..." |
 | | The Waves Behind Us by Benedict Kiely Hardcover, 190 Pages, Published 1999 by Methuen Publishing Ltd ISBN-13: 978-0-413-70160-2, ISBN: 0-413-70160-3 "Kiely, Thomas (author's father): in Dublin, 8, 10; walking, 10-11; in BK's story, 20- 1; marriage, 20 Kiernan, Delia see Murphy, Delia Kiernan, T.J., 30, 52, 95, 157-9 Kilian, St, 159-60, 162 Killanin, Michael, 127 Kilroy, Thomas, xiv King, Mark, 129 ... 171 Lawrence, D.H., 140 Ledbetter, Gordon T.: The Great Irish Tenor, 94-6 Lemass, Sean, 135, 140 Lennon, Tommy, 99, 126 Leonard, Hugh, xiv Leslie, Sir Shane, 133 Letts, Winifred M.: ..." |
 | | Ireland from the Air by Annabel Walker, Benedict Kiely Hardcover, 160 Pages, Published 1994 by Book Sales ISBN-13: 978-1-898799-09-2, ISBN: 1-898799-09-1 "Book by Walker, Annabel" |
 | | YEATS' IRELAND - an illustrtaed anthology by Benedict Kiely Hardcover, 192 Pages, Published 1994 by Tiger Books ISBN-13: 978-1-85501-519-7, ISBN: 1-85501-519-6 |
 | | Ireland from the Air by Benedict Kiely Hardcover, Published 1992 by Outlet ISBN-13: 978-0-517-06717-8, ISBN: 0-517-06717-X |
 | | Drink to the Bird An Omagh Boyhood Recalled by Benedict Kiely Hardcover, 256 Pages, Published 1991 by Methuen Publishing Ltd ISBN-13: 978-0-413-64990-4, ISBN: 0-413-64990-3 "Benedict Kiely was raised in Omagh town in County Tyrone. It was a historic town, set in hill country, and haunted with spirits and stories. In adolescence, believing that he had a vocation to become a priest, the young Benedict spent a year as a Jesuit novitiate in the Irish midlands. But a back injury obliged him to spend 18 months in hospital. This put paid to his vocation and he returned to Omagh in Christmas 1939. This book looks a ..." |
 | | A Letter To A Peachtree - And Nine Other Stories(Reprint) by Benedict Kiely Hardcover, 209 Pages, Published 1988 by David R. Godine Publisher Inc ISBN-13: 978-0-87923-727-1, ISBN: 0-87923-727-9 "(Short stories by Benedict Kiely reflecting an understanding of daily life in Ireland in the twentieth centuryStories deal with school memories, horse handlers, an attacker of women, a dancing school, childhood friends, travelers, and a storyteller)" |
 | | A letter to peachtree and nine other stories(1st Edition) by Benedict Kiely Hardcover, 187 Pages, Published 1987 by V. Gollancz ISBN-13: 978-0-575-04017-5, ISBN: 0-575-04017-3 "Signed by the Author on title page, black boards, have some wear, surface scratches and bumps. Fore edge is dusty. Internally good clean ." |
 | | Nothing Happens in Carmincross(1st Edition) by Benedict Kiely Hardcover, 279 Pages, Published 1985 by David R Godine Pub ISBN-13: 978-0-87923-585-7, ISBN: 0-87923-585-3 "At the height of the Troubles, Mervyn returns from America to his native Ulster, only to find the specter of bombs and political murder hanging over his idyllic Carmincross. This is the timely reissue of Benedict Kiely's novel about a land riven by terrorism. Benedict Kiely was one of the most celebrated Irish writers of the twentieth century. He died in February 2007." |
 | | The Aerofilms book of Ireland from the air(1st Edition) by Benedict Kiely Hardcover, 160 Pages, Published 1985 by Weidenfeld Nicolson Import ISBN-13: 978-0-297-78730-3, ISBN: 0-297-78730-6 "The physical beauty of Ireland is potent and unforgettable, and goes some way to explaining the magnetism of this uniquely complex and mysterious island. For centuries the place has held an almost hypnotic attraction for poets and painters, and in spite of its problems has drawn emigrant Irish back from the other side of the world. This spectacular survey of Ireland north and south conveys that beauty, and much of the country's atmosphe ..." |
 | | Ireland from the Air(1st Edition) by Benedict Kiely Hardcover, 160 Pages, Published 1985 by Random House Value Publishing ISBN-13: 978-0-517-55651-1, ISBN: 0-517-55651-0 "Book by Kiely Benedict" |
 | | Nothing Happens in Carmincross a Novel by Benedict Kiely Hardcover, 320 Pages, Published 1985 by Gollancz ISBN-13: 978-0-575-03670-3, ISBN: 0-575-03670-2 |
 | | The State of Ireland(1st Edition) A Novella and Seventeen Stories by Benedict Kiely, Thomas Flanagan Hardcover, 400 Pages, Published 1980 by David R Godine Pub ISBN-13: 978-0-87923-320-4, ISBN: 0-87923-320-6 "Short stories reflecting an understanding of daily life in Ireland in the twentieth century accompany a novella, Proxopera, about three IRA Provisionals who force Granda Binchey to deliver a bomb to a local judge's doorstep" |
 | | All the way to Bantry Bay, and other Irish journeys(1st Edition) by Benedict Kiely Hardcover, 208 Pages, Published 1978 by Gollancz ISBN-13: 978-0-575-02329-1, ISBN: 0-575-02329-5 |
 | | PROXOPERA. by Benedict Kiely Hardcover, Published 1977 by Littlehampton Book Services Ltd ISBN-13: 978-0-575-02322-2, ISBN: 0-575-02322-8 |
 | | A Ball of Malt and Madame Butterfly A Dozen Short Stories by Benedict Kiely Hardcover, 208 Pages, Published 1973 by Littlehampton Book Services Ltd ISBN-13: 978-0-575-01663-7, ISBN: 0-575-01663-9 "Noveller." |
 | | Charles Lever(1st Edition) The Lost Victorian (Ulster Editions & Monographs) by Stephen Haddelsey, Benedict Kiely Hardcover, 184 Pages, Published 2000 by Oxford University Press ISBN-13: 978-0-86140-420-9, ISBN: 0-86140-420-3 "At the peak of his career, Charles Lever (1806-1872) was one of the most successful novelists in the English language, and the only mid-19th century Irish novelist to vie with Charles Dickens in popularity and earning potential. Yet within three decades of his death, his works had sunk into obscurity. The light-heartedness of his earliest novels, "The Confessions of Harry Lorrequer" (1839) and "Charles O'Malley - the Irish Dragoon" (184 ..." |