Food for thought for GAA fans

Book proposal #812: a modernist novel in which a forlorn student searches Dublin up and down for recognisable GAA food ahead of a big match.

Mon, 07 Aug, 2017 - 01:00

Michael Moynihan

Excerpt: Stately, plump, Buck Mulligan came from the doughnut counter bearing his floury apron, inquiring of the forlorn figure: Come up, you fearful Jesuit.

Stephen, hungry, looked over the Boston Cremes and Lemon Specials: is there e’re a ham sandwich I could have?

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