Maurice Browne [Very Rev.]
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Life
1892-1979 [pseud. Joseph Brady]; br. of Cardinal de Brún [Browne]; parish priest of Ballymore Eustace, Co. Kildare; author of The Big Sycamore (1958), a novel set in Tipperary, with epigraph-poem by Máire MacEntee [Mac an tSaoi; q.v.], and Monavalla (1963), set in Co. Wicklow.
Works
Prelude to Victory (Dublin: James Duffy 1950); The Big Sycamore (Dublin: M. H. Gill & Sons 1958), 279pp.; In Monavalla (Dublin:
Gill 1963), 325pp.; ; From a Presbytery Window (Dublin: Talbot 1971), ill. by Eileen Couhlan.
References Cathach Books (No. 12) lists Monsignor Brownes [otherwise de Brún] copy of In Monavalla (1963).
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