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Alan Cumming, with his own Scottish accent and wonderfully lyrical Irish takes, makes a perfect reader of this beguiling, affectionate tale of a city lad who chooses to jump ship and get back to basics. As in any rural community, it is the brave, feisty and often outlandish inhabitants that make this audio book such a delight. Throw in a meeting with a powerful, despicable American politician and a Hollywood superstar, plus a disarmingly, hilarious account of Donegan's hugely unsuccessful foray into the complex, chaotic game of Gaelic football, and you're guaranteed to be smiling for almost all of No News at Throat Lake. --Running time: 2 hours 45 minutes --Carey Green
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Book Description Paperback. Condition: Good. A star Guardian journalist's account of his year (1998) working on the Tirc onaill Tribune, a 32-page paper that serves the people of County Donegal. H aving given up pop fame (salary GBP100,000, sex life hectic) for journalism (salary much less, sex-life self-starting), Donegan is well-prepared to im merse himself in Irish provincial journalism. The result is a wonderfully f unny, affectionate account of a small Irish community that takes in farming and Gaelic football, IRA sympathisers and a visit from Newt Gringrich. A w orthy successor to Donegan's highly successful FOUR IRON IN THE SOUL. Seller Inventory # RWARE0000060935