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Exiles: A master of his craft conjures up the emigrant experience

Dónall Mac Amhlaigh’s reissued 1986 ‘novel’ is instead three spellbinding stories for the price of one

11th October, 2020
Readers wanting to know what life was like for Irish emigrants in the 1940s are unlikely to find a truer or more vivid description than in Exiles

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Exiles

By Dónall Mac Amhlaigh

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