Search Results for 'Maureen Kenny'
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Mr Yeats, we salute you
ON A wet morning in 1948, a woman of about 30 and a man of 18 were cycling as fast as they could along Grattan Road. They were watching a boat make its way around Mutton Island, hoping they could make it to the docks before it docked.
Mayo Rose is a strong contender to take Rose of Tralee title
Mayo is well represented in this year’s Rose of Tralee International Festival with four visiting roses having Mayo roots as well as our very own Mayo Rose, Dervla Kenny, one of the favourites to take the coveted title.
Major Irish authors to take part in Kenny’s birthday celebrations
Jennifer Johnston, Eugene McCabe, Theo Dorgan, and Dermot Healy, will be among the 70 major Irish writers coming to Kenny’s to help the bookshop celebrate 70 years in business.
A lifetime spent among the pages
Few scenes can compare with the Ballynahinch river, it thick with salmon, and you with a rod in your hand.
The Kenny Bookshop and Gallery - seventy years a growing
The Kenny Bookshop was founded in 1940 by Des and Maureen Kenny in the family home in High Street but nobody envisaged that 70 years later the family business would still be going stong and be a recognised ‘brand name’ across the globe.
Kenny’s to celebrate seventy years in business
Kenny’s will celebrate a major milestone in 2010 as is the family’s 70th year in business and the world famous bookshop and gallery has a number of events planned to mark the occasion.
