A collection of stories recounting Irish encounters with the Devil.Dont mind the light, Martin. Therell be plenty o that where youre going an heat to go with it. If the Devil is no Irishman, he surely deserves to be, because from time immemorial he has frequented the land of Ireland, held constant and intimate commerce with the people of Ireland and shown every sign of attachment to both the country and its population. If this does not entitle him to at least honorary Irish citizenship there is little in the way of justice in this world or the next. An odd fact, but one not entirely to be wondered at, is that Devil stories far outnumber tales about his opposite number God in Irish tradition. Can it be that we Irish are in some fallen way more comfortable with the infernal than with the celestial?

Binding: Paperback;160 pages; Publisher: Mercier Press; Classification: N/A; Weight: 284.2 g; Dimensions: N/A

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