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Author: Lynne Kelleher
Publisher: Bonnier Books Ltd
Imprint: Black and White Publishing
Dimensions:
Width: 16.20cm
, Height: 3.00cm
, Length: 24.00cm
Weight: 0.562kg
ISBN: 9781785303562
ISBN 10: 1785303562
Pages: 336
Publication Date: 01 March 2022
Audience:
General/trade
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General
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Temporarily unavailable
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Reviews
'In this beautifully written book, Lynne Kelleher takes us on an exciting journey from the luxurious Kennedy compound in Cape Cod to the family's ancestral home in rural County Wexford, from the Watergate scandal to Richard Nixon's Irish setter named in honour of his County Kildare roots, from glamorous receptions in Obama's White House to pints of Guinness in County Offaly . . .' BRIAN O'DONOVAN, RTE WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT 'Captures the essence of a special relationship between a massive nation that is America and a little island on the periphery of Europe, a relationship that goes from the small farming fields of Ireland all the way to the most powerful office in the world, the White House.' MARTY MORRISSEY, RTE
'In this beautifully written book, Lynne Kelleher takes us on an exciting journey from the luxurious Kennedy compound in Cape Cod to the family's ancestral home in rural County Wexford, from the Watergate scandal to Richard Nixon's Irish setter named in honour of his County Kildare roots, from glamorous receptions in Obama's White House to pints of Guinness in County Offaly . . .' BRIAN O'DONOVAN, RTÉ WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT 'Captures the essence of a special relationship between a massive nation that is America and a little island on the periphery of Europe, a relationship that goes from the small farming fields of Ireland all the way to the most powerful office in the world, the White House.' MARTY MORRISSEY, RTÉ
'In this beautifully written book, Lynne Kelleher takes us on an exciting journey from the luxurious Kennedy compound in Cape Cod to the family's ancestral home in rural County Wexford, from the Watergate scandal to Richard Nixon's Irish setter named in honour of his County Kildare roots, from glamorous receptions in Obama's White House to pints of Guinness in County Offaly . . .' BRIAN O'DONOVAN, RT� WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT 'Captures the essence of a special relationship between a massive nation that is America and a little island on the periphery of Europe, a relationship that goes from the small farming fields of Ireland all the way to the most powerful office in the world, the White House.' MARTY MORRISSEY, RT�
Author Information
Lynne Kelleher is an Irish journalist who writes for the Sunday Independent, Irish Mail on Sunday, Sunday Times, Sunday World, Irish Sunday Mirror, Irish Examiner, Irish Sun, Irish Star, The Times (Ireland), the Irish Daily Mail and Irish Independent. She has written about every aspect of modern Irish life from the Magdalene Laundries to Fungie the dolphin, from high-profile court cases to US presidential visits. Lynne's interest in Irish-American presidents was sparked when her first job out of journalism college was to help escort the former US ambassador to Ireland, Jean Kennedy Smith, around the byroads of Co. Limerick.
