Story: An Armenian in Dublin by Mary O’Donnell

('Mellows Bridge, Dublin' © Paul Lloyd, 2017)

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‘AN ARMENIAN IN DUBLIN’
A SHORT STORY
by MARY O’DONNELL

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Mary O’Donnell lives in Co Kildare, Ireland and has published sixteen books (poetry, short stories and novels), including her recently re-published 1992 debut novel, The Light Makers (451 Editions). Her two short story collections are Strong Pagans and Storm Over Belfast, the latter long-listed for the Frank O’Connor International Short Story Award some years ago. She won the Fish Short Story Competition in 2011, has received the Jameson Short Story Award, and was runner-up in the VS Pritchett Short Story Prize in 2000. Many stories have been broadcast on Ireland’s national radio station RTE, and she has adapted two as radio dramas, also broadcast. A collection of linked short stories, Empire, set between 1915 and 1919 in Ireland and Burma, will be published by Arlen House in November 2017. A volume of essays, Giving Shape to the Moment: the Art of Mary O’Donnell, Poet, Short Story Writer, Novelist, is forthcoming in 2018. www.maryodonnell.com

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An Armenian in Dublin
by Mary O’Donnell

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With many thanks to Mary O’Donnell for granting permission to publish this story.

 

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