Devin A. Garrity, ed., 44 Irish Short Stories: An Anthology of Irish Short Fiction (1954)

CONTENTS: Paul Vincent Carroll, “She Went by Gently” [9]; Desmond Clarke, “The Islandman ” [9]; John Collier, “The Lady on the Grey” [22]; Daniel Corkery, “The Awakening” [32]; Daniel Corkery, “The Return” [47]; Eric Cross, “Saint Bakeoven” [58]; Lord Dunsany, “The Kith of the Elf-folk” [70]; St. John Ervine, “The Burial” [86]; Padraic Fallon, “Something in a Boat “ [9?]; Arnold Hill, “Miss Gillespie and the Micks” [110]; David Hogan, “The Leaping Trout” [118]; James Joyce, “Araby” [126]; James Joyce, “Counterparts” [33]; Patrick Kavanagh, “Footbal;” [46]; Mary Lavin, “The Story of the Widow’s Son” [152]; Donagh MacDonagh, “‘All the Sweet Buttermilk ...’” [166]; Donagh MacDonagh, “Duet for Organ and Strings” [176]; Michael MacGrian, “Myself and a Rabbit” [184]; Michael McLaverty, “The Wild Duck’s Nest” [189]; Michael McLaverty, “Father Christmas” [194]; “Bryan MacMahon, “The Plain People of England” [206]; Bryan MacMahon, “The Cat and the Cornfield” [218] George Moore, “Julia Cahill’s Curse “ [227]; Val Mulkerns, “The World Outside” [234]; Padraic Ó Conaire, “The Devil and O’Flaherty” [244]; Frank O’Connor, The Drunkard “ [249]; Frank O’Connor, “The Majesty of the Law” [261]; Sean O’Faolain, “Teresa “ [271]; Sean O’Faolain, “Persecution Mania” [291]; Liam O’Flaherty, “The Hawk” [298]; Liam O’Flaherty, “The Tent” [304]; Seumas O’Kelly, “Michael and Mary” [314]; Seumas O’Kelly, “Nan Hogan’s House” [320]; Brian O’Nolan, “The Martyr’s Crown” [359]; Jim Phelan, “Bell Wethers” [365]; James Plunkett, “Weep for Our Pride” [378]; George Bernard Shaw, “The Miraculous Revenge” [392]; Edward Sheehy, “The Black Mare” [416]; James Stephens, “Schoolfellows” [431]; James Stephens, “A Rhinoceros, Some Ladies and a Horse” [439]; Maurice Walsh, “Come Back, My Love” [451]; Oscar Wilde, “The Happy Prince” [471]; William Butler Yeats, “Red Hanrahan” [482]; William Butler Yeats, “Where There Is Nothing, There Is God” [492]; Notes on the Authors [497].

[The latest copyright date attributed to any story in the anthology, 1953; it was still marketing in 1993.]

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