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Angela's Ashes - The book that made Frank McCourt's name known around the world.
A man in his element, Frank McCourt in the classroom.
Malachy and Frank enjoying a drop of the old sauce back in the day.
The brother again, hair a little whiter!
Frank with that familiar glint in his eye.
Frank McCourt with Joanne Woodward andthe late Paul Newman at The Second Annual Barretstown New York City Gala Essex House, New York in October 2005. October 19, 2005 Photo credit:James Devaney/WireImage.com
Perfect balance and wit, and something to read afterwards!
Frank presents Liz Murray with her award at Irish America magazine's Top 100 event in 2002. Photo credit:Irish America
'Tis, the sequel to Angela's Ashes

McCourt ; Published

May 18, 2009

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