Talk:Pádraic Ó Conaire

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Inspiration for internet based satire

Latest comment: 15 years ago2 comments2 people in discussion

The following is relevant and should be included in the article,
M'asal Beag Dubh or My little black donkey is a short story about a dishonest sales-man who works in cahoots with his wife to get an exaggerated price for a lazy donkey. It was the inspiration for an internet based satire on the football transfer market. The fictitious character Masal Bugduv was created, the name sounds just like the Gaelic pronunciation of M'asal Beag Dubh. Journalists who didn't fact check quite as thoroughly as they should have missed the satire and told the world of the up and coming Moldovan star.
A good external reference is Discovering an extra ass on the pitch, Times Online
The user who goes by the name of 'PartyDude!' removed the above revision from the main article.
Please explain if you had any good reason to do so.
Pnelnik (talk) 21:34, 19 January 2009 (UTC)Reply

Sorry - human error. Reverted. -- PartyDude! (talk) 21:58, 19 January 2009 (UTC)Reply

Removing list of works, to make categorised list

Latest comment: 7 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion

The article had a list of 25 "writings" with no mention of which were novels, which were short stories, essays or even collections of stories. There was also nothing to say why these 25 writings were chosen out of his 500 writings. So I removed the list and replaced it with separate sections for novels, short stories, and essays and I filled the new sections with:

Novels
- All his novels that have won awards or have been translated to another language (just Deoraíocht, as far as I know)
Short stories
- All stories that have been republished in collections (in Rogha or Scoth, for example) or that have won awards etc.
Essays
- I don't know any worth mentioning; hopefully I'll find some while researching this edit

Here's the list I removed:

An tÁdh
An Scoláire Bocht, agus scéalta eile, 1904
Nora Mharcais Bhig, 1906
Deoraidheacht, 1910, published in English as Exile
An Chéad Chloch, 1914
Seacht mBua an Éirí Amach, 1918
An Crann Géagach, 1919
Tír na n Íontais, 1919
Béal an Uaignis, 1921
Siol Éabha, 1921
An Chinniúint, 1924
Eachtraí Móra ón ár Stair, 1924
Trí Truaighe na Scealaíochta, 1924
Mór thimpeall na hÉireann, ar muir, 1925
Fearfeasa Mac Feasa, 1930
Brian Óg
Beagnach Fíor
Cubhair na dTonn
Breoite an t-ainm
Scéalta an tSáirsint Rua
Seoigheach an Ghleanna
An Crann Géagach - a collection of 13 short stories, including:
- M'asal Beag Dubh
Rogha Scéalta, published in 2008 by CIC, a collection of 23 short stories, also including M'asal Beag Dubh
Finest Stories, 1986, a collection of English translations of his short stories

. Great floors (talk) 20:58, 20 September 2017 (UTC)Reply

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