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Few countires have changed more dramatically in the last decades of the 20th century than Ireland. And the most dramatic aspect of all has been the alteration from Catholic Ireland to the postCatholic, and sometimes antiCatholic Emerald Isle.Where once the Irish identity was almost inextricably bound up with Catholicism, today the modern Irish are inclined to distance themselves from the Church, to criticize and even reject everything that was once spelled out by the very words Catholic Ireland. It would not be excessive to claim that there is in Dublin today a sense of shame about Irelands association with Catholicism.Mary Kenny charts this change not only through orthodox historical sources, but through personal and social detail, autobiographical anecdote, popular literature, devotional literature, lonelyhearts quests and the prayers of irish mothers through the decades.Goodbye to Catholic Ireland was widely acclaimed on its publication in ireland and the U.K. and William Trevor chose it as his Book of the Year in the London Sunday Times.
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I thought this would be a more anecdotal approach, but it read more like an academic paper. The content is solid, but I found it hard to relate to at times. It's informative, but not the easiest read for casual fans of Irish history.
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Eamon Fitzgerald
Not what I expected
I thought this would be a more anecdotal approach, but it read more like an academic paper. The content is solid, but I found it hard to relate to at times. It's informative, but not the easiest read for casual fans of Irish history.
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Eamon Fitzgerald
Not what I expected
I thought this would be a more anecdotal approach, but it read more like an academic paper. The content is solid, but I found it hard to relate to at times. It's informative, but not the easiest read for casual fans of Irish history.
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Siobhan Murphy
A thought-provoking read!
I picked up 'Goodbye to Catholic Ireland' after hearing so much buzz about it. The author's insights into the cultural shift were eye-opening. It's a deep dive into the changing tides of faith in Ireland, worth every page!
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Siobhan Murphy
A thought-provoking read!
I picked up 'Goodbye to Catholic Ireland' after hearing so much buzz about it. The author's insights into the cultural shift were eye-opening. It's a deep dive into the changing tides of faith in Ireland, worth every page!
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