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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. He shaped hedges like a man who had discovered Cubism on a working-class Dublin street.Timmie Crowley cut privets for a living in Finglas, carving angles no one had seen before. He played accordion until the neighbours crowded into the kitchen. He told stories that made a whole street lean in.He also carried a wound from a Kerry altar that he never once put into words.The Hedgecutter's Son is Trevor Crowley's account of growing up inside that house - between his father's fire and his mother's stillness, between chaos and comedy and the drink that came earlier in the day each year. A boy who learned to read the weather in a room before anyone spoke, and who found his way out through his own legs.At sixteen, on a fog-blind morning in Crumlin with no crowd and no cameras, he ran the fastest mile any boy his age had ever run. Three days later, a full scholarship offer from Villanova arrived in the post. He never took it.What came instead spanned three countries: Vidal Sassoon's Bond Street, won with a single line about his father's hedges. A Galway salon at the height of the Celtic Tiger, where Maureen O'Hara asked him to make her hair punk. Then the fraudster, the crash, the phone call mid-haircut that ended his marriage, and three silent months in a monastery.A memoir of inheritance, ruin, and a forgiveness fifty years in the making. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. He shaped hedges like a man who had discovered Cubism on a working-class Dublin street.Timmie Crowley cut privets for a living in Finglas, carving angles no one had seen before. He played accordion until the neighbours crowded into the kitchen. He told stories that made a whole street lean in.He also carried a wound from a Kerry altar that he never once put into words.The Hedgecutter's Son is Trevor Crowley's account of growing up inside that house - between his father's fire and his mother's stillness, between chaos and comedy and the drink that came earlier in the day each year. A boy who learned to read the weather in a room before anyone spoke, and who found his way out through his own legs.At sixteen, on a fog-blind morning in Crumlin with no crowd and no cameras, he ran the fastest mile any boy his age had ever run. Three days later, a full scholarship offer from Villanova arrived in the post. He never took it.What came instead spanned three countries: Vidal Sassoon's Bond Street, won with a single line about his father's hedges. A Galway salon at the height of the Celtic Tiger, where Maureen O'Hara asked him to make her hair punk. Then the fraudster, the crash, the phone call mid-haircut that ended his marriage, and three silent months in a monastery.A memoir of inheritance, ruin, and a forgiveness fifty years in the making. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: Brand New. 74 pages. 8.50x5.50x0.17 inches. In Stock. This item is printed on demand.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - He shaped hedges like a man who had discovered Cubism on a working-class Dublin street.Timmie Crowley cut privets for a living in Finglas, carving angles no one had seen before. He played accordion until the neighbours crowded into the kitchen. He told stories that made a whole street lean in.He also carried a wound from a Kerry altar that he never once put into words.The Hedgecutter's Son is Trevor Crowley's account of growing up inside that house - between his father's fire and his mother's stillness, between chaos and comedy and the drink that came earlier in the day each year. A boy who learned to read the weather in a room before anyone spoke, and who found his way out through his own legs.At sixteen, on a fog-blind morning in Crumlin with no crowd and no cameras, he ran the fastest mile any boy his age had ever run. Three days later, a full scholarship offer from Villanova arrived in the post. He never took it.What came instead spanned three countries: Vidal Sassoon's Bond Street, won with a single line about his father's hedges. A Galway salon at the height of the Celtic Tiger, where Maureen O'Hara asked him to make her hair punk. Then the fraudster, the crash, the phone call mid-haircut that ended his marriage, and three silent months in a monastery.A memoir of inheritance, ruin, and a forgiveness fifty years in the making.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. He shaped hedges like a man who had discovered Cubism on a working-class Dublin street.Timmie Crowley cut privets for a living in Finglas, carving angles no one had seen before. He played accordion until the neighbours crowded into the kitchen. He told stories that made a whole street lean in.He also carried a wound from a Kerry altar that he never once put into words.The Hedgecutter's Son is Trevor Crowley's account of growing up inside that house - between his father's fire and his mother's stillness, between chaos and comedy and the drink that came earlier in the day each year. A boy who learned to read the weather in a room before anyone spoke, and who found his way out through his own legs.At sixteen, on a fog-blind morning in Crumlin with no crowd and no cameras, he ran the fastest mile any boy his age had ever run. Three days later, a full scholarship offer from Villanova arrived in the post. He never took it.What came instead spanned three countries: Vidal Sassoon's Bond Street, won with a single line about his father's hedges. A Galway salon at the height of the Celtic Tiger, where Maureen O'Hara asked him to make her hair punk. Then the fraudster, the crash, the phone call mid-haircut that ended his marriage, and three silent months in a monastery.A memoir of inheritance, ruin, and a forgiveness fifty years in the making. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. He shaped hedges like a man who had discovered Cubism on a working-class Dublin street.Timmie Crowley cut privets for a living in Finglas, carving angles no one had seen before. He played accordion until the neighbours crowded into the kitchen. He told stories that made a whole street lean in.He also carried a wound from a Kerry altar that he never once put into words.The Hedgecutter's Son is Trevor Crowley's account of growing up inside that house - between his father's fire and his mother's stillness, between chaos and comedy and the drink that came earlier in the day each year. A boy who learned to read the weather in a room before anyone spoke, and who found his way out through his own legs.At sixteen, on a fog-blind morning in Crumlin with no crowd and no cameras, he ran the fastest mile any boy his age had ever run. Three days later, a full scholarship offer from Villanova arrived in the post. He never took it.What came instead spanned three countries: Vidal Sassoon's Bond Street, won with a single line about his father's hedges. A Galway salon at the height of the Celtic Tiger, where Maureen O'Hara asked him to make her hair punk. Then the fraudster, the crash, the phone call mid-haircut that ended his marriage, and three silent months in a monastery.A memoir of inheritance, ruin, and a forgiveness fifty years in the making. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - He shaped hedges like a man who had discovered Cubism on a working-class Dublin street.Timmie Crowley cut privets for a living in Finglas, carving angles no one had seen before. He played accordion until the neighbours crowded into the kitchen. He told stories that made a whole street lean in.He also carried a wound from a Kerry altar that he never once put into words.The Hedgecutter's Son is Trevor Crowley's account of growing up inside that house - between his father's fire and his mother's stillness, between chaos and comedy and the drink that came earlier in the day each year. A boy who learned to read the weather in a room before anyone spoke, and who found his way out through his own legs.At sixteen, on a fog-blind morning in Crumlin with no crowd and no cameras, he ran the fastest mile any boy his age had ever run. Three days later, a full scholarship offer from Villanova arrived in the post. He never took it.What came instead spanned three countries: Vidal Sassoon's Bond Street, won with a single line about his father's hedges. A Galway salon at the height of the Celtic Tiger, where Maureen O'Hara asked him to make her hair punk. Then the fraudster, the crash, the phone call mid-haircut that ended his marriage, and three silent months in a monastery.A memoir of inheritance, ruin, and a forgiveness fifty years in the making.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. He shaped hedges like a man who had discovered Cubism on a working-class Dublin street.Timmie Crowley cut privets for a living in Finglas, carving angles no one had seen before. He played accordion until the neighbours crowded into the kitchen. He told stories that made a whole street lean in.He also carried a wound from a Kerry altar that he never once put into words.The Hedgecutter's Son is Trevor Crowley's account of growing up inside that house - between his father's fire and his mother's stillness, between chaos and comedy and the drink that came earlier in the day each year. A boy who learned to read the weather in a room before anyone spoke, and who found his way out through his own legs.At sixteen, on a fog-blind morning in Crumlin with no crowd and no cameras, he ran the fastest mile any boy his age had ever run. Three days later, a full scholarship offer from Villanova arrived in the post. He never took it.What came instead spanned three countries: Vidal Sassoon's Bond Street, won with a single line about his father's hedges. A Galway salon at the height of the Celtic Tiger, where Maureen O'Hara asked him to make her hair punk. Then the fraudster, the crash, the phone call mid-haircut that ended his marriage, and three silent months in a monastery.A memoir of inheritance, ruin, and a forgiveness fifty years in the making. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. He shaped hedges like a man who had discovered Cubism on a working-class Dublin street.Timmie Crowley cut privets for a living in Finglas, carving angles no one had seen before. He played accordion until the neighbours crowded into the kitchen. He told stories that made a whole street lean in.He also carried a wound from a Kerry altar that he never once put into words.The Hedgecutter's Son is Trevor Crowley's account of growing up inside that house - between his father's fire and his mother's stillness, between chaos and comedy and the drink that came earlier in the day each year. A boy who learned to read the weather in a room before anyone spoke, and who found his way out through his own legs.At sixteen, on a fog-blind morning in Crumlin with no crowd and no cameras, he ran the fastest mile any boy his age had ever run. Three days later, a full scholarship offer from Villanova arrived in the post. He never took it.What came instead spanned three countries: Vidal Sassoon's Bond Street, won with a single line about his father's hedges. A Galway salon at the height of the Celtic Tiger, where Maureen O'Hara asked him to make her hair punk. Then the fraudster, the crash, the phone call mid-haircut that ended his marriage, and three silent months in a monastery.A memoir of inheritance, ruin, and a forgiveness fifty years in the making. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. The Hedgecutter's Son | Trevor Crowley | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Kingsford Publishing | EAN 9781918917093 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Buch. Condición: Neu. The Hedgecutter's Son | Trevor Crowley | Buch | Englisch | 2026 | Kingsford Publishing | EAN 9781918917109 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.