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    Top Tips for Interactive Skills in Business: Quick reference tips that will help you improve your interactions with others in business
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    This is a heartwarming and comical story set in post-war Dublin.

    It follows the trials and tribulations of a family from humble background. The father has illusions of grandeur, which results in them living far beyond their means. This is not helped by his habit of stopping off at the pub almost every night. The schemes that ensue in order to try and achieve this lifestyle lead to hilarious events.

    The author uses his own experiences to depict a true example of how Irish families of that era used whatever means possible, be it humour and sometimes stretching of the rules, to cope with the hardship of the times.

    The story centres on the youngest of the three brothers and includes many of the colourful characters that went into making Ireland the unique country it was at that time.

    The story follows the family’s journey from the childhood of the boys through to their adulthood.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDoctorZed Publishing
    Release dateJun 1, 2021
    Top Tips for Interactive Skills in Business: Quick reference tips that will help you improve your interactions with others in business

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      Top Tips for Interactive Skills in Business: Quick reference tips that will help you improve your interactions with others in business
      Top Tips for Interactive Skills in Business: Quick reference tips that will help you improve your interactions with others in business

      Top Tips for Interactive Skills in Business: Quick reference tips that will help you improve your interactions with others in business

      Patricia Ryan
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      This is a heartwarming and comical story set in post-war Dublin. It follows the trials and tribulations of a family from humble background. The father has illusions of grandeur, which results in them living far beyond their means. This is not helped by his habit of stopping off at the pub almost every night. The schemes that ensue in order to try and achieve this lifestyle lead to hilarious events. The author uses his own experiences to depict a true example of how Irish families of that era used whatever means possible, be it humour and sometimes stretching of the rules, to cope with the hardship of the times. The story centres on the youngest of the three brothers and includes many of the colourful characters that went into making Ireland the unique country it was at that time. The story follows the family’s journey from the childhood of the boys through to their adulthood.

      This is a heartwarming and comical story set in post-war Dublin. It follows the trials and tribulations of a family from humble background. The father has illusions of grandeur, which results in them living far beyond their means. This is not helped by his habit of stopping off at the pub almost every night. The schemes that ensue in order to try and achieve this lifestyle lead to hilarious events. The author uses his own experiences to depict a true example of how Irish families of that era used whatever means possible, be it humour and sometimes stretching of the rules, to cope with the hardship of the times. The story centres on the youngest of the three brothers and includes many of the colourful characters that went into making Ireland the unique country it was at that time. The story follows the family’s journey from the childhood of the boys through to their adulthood.

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    Patricia Ryan

    BIOGRAPHY Patricia Ryan WRITER Patricia Ryan is a published and produced playwright, poet, and author. She has written two novels, SKYLARK and WAR IN A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY. Her account of 9/11 is published by Doubleday in SEPTEMBER 11: AN ORAL HISTORY, and included in the World Trade Center Memorial archives. Patricia Ryan’s book, LIVING WITH THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE, is included in the libraries of the Museum of the City of New York, The New York Historical Society, the New York Public Library, the New York City Mayor’s Office, the New York State Senate, the Office of the President of the Borough of Brooklyn, the Brooklyn Museum, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Her published theater works are included in the archives of the Lincoln Center Library for the Performing Arts, and in Poet's Theater: An Anthology of Recent Works (Ailanthus). They are also listed in Theater World (Crown) and New York's Other Theater (Avon) Ms. Ryan's poetry and plays have been performed at the Double Image Theater, American Renaissance Theater, The American Ensemble Theater Company, Theater of the Open Eye, Soho Rep, New York University's Theater on the Square, Woman's Interart, the Writers' Stage, Inc., the Golden Fleece Chamber Opera Company, and the Pulse Theatre on Theatre Row, all in New York City. Her poetry has appeared in NEW YORK QUARTERLY, ISLAND FIRE, SEAWANHAKA, THE RAGGED EDGE, FRISSON, FREE FOCUS, and THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF WHIMSYand HELIOTROPE, The Joiurnal of Poetry, She is also the author four poetry chapbooks: Small Betrayals of the Mind, How Many Bears Can We Run From, Candlestick, and At Eye Level. ------------- Email: poetpatsy@gmail.com BIOGRAPHY Patricia Ryan POETRY Patricia Ryan is a poet, playwright and author. Her poetry has appeared in NEW YORK QUARTERLY, ISLAND FIRE, SEAWANHAKA, THE RAGGED EDGE, FRISSON, FREE FOCUS, THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF WHIMSY, FREE FALL and HELIOTROPE, the Journal of Poetry. Her poetry is included in the Poet’s House Collection, one of the most comprehensive poetry libraries in the United States. She is also the author four poetry chap books: Small Betrayals of the Mind, How Many Bears Can We Run From, Candlestick, and At Eye Level. Her poems have been set to music and performed by The American Ensemble Theater and the Golden Fleece Chamber Opera Company. Her published theater works are included in the archives of the Lincoln Center Library for the Performing Arts, and in POET’S THEATER : An Anthology of Recent Works (Ailanthus). They are also listed in Theater World (Crown) and New York's Other Theater (Avon) Ms. Ryan's poetry and plays have been performed at the Double Image Theater, American Renaissance Theater, The American Ensemble Theater Company, Theater of the Open Eye, Soho Rep, New York University's Theater on the Square, Woman's Interart, the Writers' Stage, Inc., the Golden Fleece Chamber Opera Company, and the Pulse Theatre on Theatre Row, all in New York City. Her book, Living With The Brooklyn Bridge, is included in the libraries of the Museum of the City of New York, The New York Historical Society, the New York Public Library, the New York City Mayor’s Office, the New York State Senate, the Office of the President of the Borough of Brooklyn, the Brooklyn Museum, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Ms. Ryan’s account of 9/11 is published by Doubleday in SEPTEMBER 11: AN ORAL HISTORY and included in the World Trade Center Memorial archives. She has written two novels: SKYLARK and WAR IN A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY. ------------- Email: poetpatsy@gmail.com

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