-
again somewhat anti****tes O'Brien's
later work, in this case, his "
Cruiskeen Lawn"
column as
Myles na gCopaleen:
Blather is here. As we
advance to...
- name
Flann O'Brien.
Cruiskeen Lawn is an
anglicised spelling of the
Irish words crúiscín lán,
meaning "little full jug".
Cruiskeen Lawn made its debut...
-
Campbell and
enlisted Flann O'Brien to
write his thrice-w****ly
column "
Cruiskeen Lawn" as
Myles na gCopaleen. Mr. Smyllie, Sir, by Tony Gray, Gill & Macmillan...
- O'Nolan's poem
Binchy and
Bergin and Best,
originally printed in the
Cruiskeen Lawn
column in the
Irish Times and now
included in The Best of Myles....
- "She's Like the Swallow" 2307. "The
Morning Dew" 2308. No
record 2309. "
Cruiskeen Lawn" 2310. "Three
Jolly Jack Tars", "The
Black Cook", "The
Docter Outwitted...
-
white and blue flag of this
Dutch colony was
raised at
Battery Park.) The
Cruiskeen Lawn (dedicated to the
Mendelsohn Glee Club, N. Y., 1913) The Hail of...
- he
meets two of the
three policemen,
Sergeant Pluck and
Policeman Mac
Cruiskeen, who
speak largely in non-sequitur and who are
entirely obsessed with...
-
began using the name in his
punny stories.
Myles na gCopaleen's
column "
Cruiskeen Lawn" in the
Irish Times regularly featured ****hoots,
generally recounted...
- "
Brian O'Nolan used
Keats and
Chapman as
running characters in his "
Cruiskeen Lawn"
columns in the
Irish Times,
usually living out
shaggy dog stories...
-
Angels (2003) The
Craic (1999) Cré na
Cille (2007) A
Christmas Star (2015)
Cruiskeen Lawn (1922) Cry of the
Innocent (1980) The
Crying Game (1992) The Cured...
