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Through Irish Eyes: Irish-Americans Share Their Wit & Wisdom

by Tracy Quinn

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Everyone loves the Irish, and their wit, wisdom and humor have been passed down through generations of sons and daughters of the Emerald Isle. Here are the quotable words of Irish-Americans--from the hilarious to the poignant and the profound, immortalized by statesmen, writers, actors, comdians, sports figures, and many others--all who claim a special way with words born of a proud Irish heritage.… (more)
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Everyone loves the Irish, and their wit, wisdom and humor have been passed down through generations of sons and daughters of the Emerald Isle. Here are the quotable words of Irish-Americans--from the hilarious to the poignant and the profound, immortalized by statesmen, writers, actors, comdians, sports figures, and many others--all who claim a special way with words born of a proud Irish heritage.

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