✍ Scribed by Brian Ó Conchubhair
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Gearrscéalta ár Linne is a collection of the best short stories in Irish published over the last thirty years. This anthology of twenty-five stories introduces the reader to the modern short story in Irish, showcasing the work of some of the finest writers in that genre. This collection is intended to give readers a comprehensive overview of the short story in Irish over the last thirty years and to inspire them to go back to the original collections from which these stories have been drawn.
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