No Complaints: A Memoir of Life in Rural Ireland and in the Irish Public Service by Maurice O'Connell, ed. J. Anthony Gaughan (Kingdom Books, 2020)

Editorial: Kingdom Books, 2020

ISBN 10: 1916476430 (ISBN 13: 9781916476431)

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No Complaints: A Memoir of Life in Rural Ireland and in the Irish Public Service, by Maurice O'Connell, edited by J. Anthony Gaughan. First published in 2020 by Kingdom Books, 56 Newtownpark Avenue, Blackrock, Co. Dublin (ISBN 978-1-9164764-3-1); designed and typeset in 11.5 on 15 point Aldus by Susan Waine; printed in Ireland. Hardback in dust jacket. Maurice O'Connell was born in Moyvane, near Listowel, Co. Kerry, on 5 May 1936, and educated at St Michael's College, Listowel, St Brendan's College, Killarney, St Patrick's College, Maynooth, and University College Dublin. As a civil servant he worked mostly in the Department of Finance, rising to become second secretary in charge of its finance division, and he was Governor of the Central Bank of Ireland from 1994 to 2002 ? the years of the Celtic Tiger and of Ireland's entry into the euro. He died on 1 April 2019; the memoir, published the following year, is dedicated to past and present members of the Irish public service. In five chapters the memoir follows his life from a north Kerry childhood to a long career at the heart of Irish economic policy; the appendices give a list of his public appointments, his Irish Times obituary and notes on the contributors. The editor, J. Anthony Gaughan, is the historian whose many books include Listowel and Its Vicinity and biographies of figures in modern Irish history. Front jacket: a smiling portrait of the author; back jacket: biographical note. A first-hand account of the Irish public service from the 1950s to the 2000s, of interest to readers of Irish political and economic history, central banking and Kerry biography. THEMES: Irish public service, Department of Finance, Central Bank of Ireland, Irish economic history, rural Ireland, north Kerry, Listowel, memoir. Author: Maurice O'Connell, J. Anthony Gaughan (ed.) Publisher: Kingdom Books Publication Date: 2020 Binding: Hardcover ISBN-13: 9781916476431 ISBN-10: 1916476430 Condition: New Condition Note: Inscribed by the editor, J. Anthony Gaughan, on the title page.…

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No Complaints: A Memoir of Life in Rural Ireland and in the Irish Public Service by Maurice O'Connell, ed. J. Anthony Gaughan (Kingdom Books, 2020)
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Maurice O'Connell, J. Anthony Gaughan (ed.)
Editorial
Kingdom Books
Año de publicación
2020
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New
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Pigeonhouse Books is a private Dublin archive of the unusual and the hard to find. We have served readers, researchers and people curious about our world since 2016.

Founded by an experienced editor and history graduate, our small family-run operation is like having the keys to the research library or the enthusiast's den. We specialise in finding and making available specialist items essential to the researcher, scientist, academic, collector, student, hobbyist, layperson and – most importantly – the reader, whatever their interests and wherever they may be in the world.

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