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From Time to Time
- Further Tales from Tipperary
- Narrated by: Tony Robinson
- Length: 8 hrs and 31 mins
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From Time to Time
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Summary
A series of Tipperary tales within a fictitious hillside community, during the early 20th century.
From Time to Time includes:
- a tale of a brutal wartime revenge contrasting with the gentleness of a young English girl in the face of local hostilities
- a tale of a young school rebel rescuing a priest from death
- a young man’s irreparable grief when his mother drowns while saving her turf in the bog
- a youth’s entry to manhood on a sunny fair-day in the company of a thieving young temptress from town
- a memorable clown’s farewell, and a last faction fight
- the joyful dance of the entire community, when their illicit whiskey-brewer finally makes his return to them from jail
©2021 Edward Forde Hickey (P)2021 Edward Forde Hickey
Critic reviews
"An endearing collection of rustic tales by a natural storyteller." (Addison & Cole)