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The Women by Alice Taylor
The Women by Alice Taylor




The Women by Alice Taylor

  • ^ "Wonderful Alice Taylor brings a new life to death - Independent.ie".
  • A Child’s Book of Irish Rhymes (Bath: Barefoot 1996), 48pp.
  • Introduction to Stephen Rynne, Green Fields: A Journal of Irish Country Life  (Dingle: Brandon 1995).
  • A Country Miscellany (Mount Eagle 1999), 123pp.
  • Secrets of the Oak (Brandon ?1992), fairytale for children.
  • The Journey: New and Selected Poems (Dingle: Brandon Press 2009), 206pp.
  • Close to the Earth (Dingle: Brandon Press 1989).
  • The Parish (Dingle: Brandon Press 2008), 221pp.
  • House of Memories (Dingle: Brandon Press 2005, 2006), 288pp.
  • A Fallen Leaf: A Journey Through Bereavement (Dingle: Brandon Press 2004), 160pp.
  • Across the River (Dingle: Mount Eagle 2000), 283pp.
  • Going to the Well (Dingle: Mount Eagle 1998), 89pp.
  • The Woman of the House (Dingle: Mount Eagle 1997).
  • Quench the Lamp (Dingle: Brandon 1990), 196pp.
  • An Irish Country Diary (Dingle: Brandon 1988).
  • To School Through the Fields (Dingle: Brandon 1988 NY: St Martins Press 1990 London: Century Publ.
  • The Women by Alice Taylor The Women by Alice Taylor

    One of the programs she has been involved in was the restoration of the old Innishannon Tower. Taylor has remained very connected to the village where she lives. Since then she has moved onto novels which have also become best sellers. The next books were equally successful and have been sold internationally. She had numerous interviews on national shows including RTÉ Radio's The Gay Byrne Show and The Late Late Show. However it was her book To School Through the Fields, published in May 1988, which brought her fame. In 1984 she edited and published a local magazine, Candlelight, and in 1986 she published an illustrated collection of her poetry. There she ran a guesthouse, the local post office and a shop.

    The Women by Alice Taylor

    When she married she moved to Innishannon in 1961. Taylor worked in Bandon before marrying Gabriel Murphy. Alice Taylor (born 28 February 1938) is an Irish writer and novelist particularly known for her nostalgia works looking back at life in a small village.īorn 28 February 1938 on a farm in Lisdangan, Newmarket in North Cork.






    The Women by Alice Taylor