INTRODUCTION - [see under > Authors > William Trevor - as attached]

• “The Hour of Death”.
• “Fionn in Search of his Youth”.
• “Cromwell and the Friar”.
• “The Girl and the Sailor”.
• “The Four-leafed Shamrock and the Cock”.
• “The Cow that Ate the Piper”.
• “Conal and Donal and Taig”.
• Oliver Goldsmith (1730-1774), “Adventures of a Strolling Player”.
• Maria Edgeworth (1767-1849) “The Limerick Gloves”.
• William Carleton (1794-1869), “The Death of a Devotee”.
• Gerald Griffin (1803-1840), “The Brown Man”.
• Sheridan Le Fanu (1814-1873), “Green Tea”.
• George Moore (1852-1933), “Albert Nobbs”.
• Oscar Wilde (1854-1900), “The Sphinx Without a Secret”.
• E. OE. Somerville & Martin Ross (1858-1949 & 1862-1915), “Philippa’s Fox-Hunt”.
• Daniel Corkery (1878-1964), “The Priest”.
• Seumas O‘Kelly (1881-1918), “The Weaver’s Grave”.
• James Joyce (1882-1941), “The Dead”.
• Padraic Ó Conaire (1882-1928), “My Little Black Ass”.
• James Stephens (1882-1950), “The Triangle”.
• Joyce Cary (1888-1957), “Bush River”.
• Liam O’Flaherty (1896-1984), “The Pedlar’s Revenge”
  —, “The Fanatic”.
• Elizabeth Bowen (1899-1973), “Her Table Spread”.
• Sean O’Faolain (1900-), “The Faithless Wife’
  —, “The Sugawn Chair”.
• Frank O’Connor (1903-1966), “Guests of the Nation”
  —, “The Majesty of the Law”.
• Patrick Boyle (1905-1982), “Pastorale”.
• Mairtín Ó Cadhain (1906-1970), “The Hare-Lip”.
• Michael McLaverty (1907- ), “The Poteen Maker”.
• Bryan MacMahon (1909- ), “The Ring”.
• Mary Lavin (1912- ), “Sarab”.
• Terence de Vere White (1912- ), “Desert Island”.
• Benedict Kiely (1919- ), “The Pilgrims”.
• James Plunkett (1920- ), “Weep for Our Pride”.
• Val Mulkerns (1925- ), “Loser”.
• Aidan Higgins (1927- ), “The Bird I Fancied”.
• William Trevor (1928- ), “Death in Jerusalem”.
• Brian Friel (1929- ), “The Diviner”.
• John Montague (1929- ), “An Occasion of Sin”.
• Edna O’Brien (1932- ), “Irish Revel”.
• Julia O’Faolain (1933- ), “First Conjugation”.
• John McGahern (1934- ), “The Beginning of an Idea”.
• Bernard McLaverty (1942- ), “Life Drawing”.
• Desmond Hogan (1951- ), “The Airedale”.