Isbn: 9798298154604 - my year so far: dispatches from behind the bar: 1 (9 risultati)

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Introduction: A Publican's ConfessionThe glow of my Oxfordshire pub, all weathered oak and stone from the 17th century, lights up what Britain's really about. Every night, carpenters argue over their pints, widows share a quiet smile, and strangers become mates with a clink of glasses. I'm Rory Hanrahan, an Irish publican shaped by my father, Sean O'Callaghan, who went from IRA bomber to a man chasing redemption. Behind this bar, I've seen 2025 unfold-a year of shaky times, endless red tape, and old fights dressed up in new words. These stories, poured from January to August, capture a nation's grit through the taproom's lens, where truth flows as easy as ale.This pub's more than a place to drink; it's where life's mess-division, rules, confusion-plays out over a pint. Every story, every round, shows Britain's fight to keep its spirit alive. Here, talk's honest, not polished, and truth comes from the back-and-forth of laughter and debate. It's a place of small, stubborn connections, like a village holding strong against a world that's forgotten how to trust its people. I raise a glass to a Britain that keeps going, to the hope in shared laughs and the life that hums in a crowded room. These pages follow that pulse, month by month, as the pub stands tough, a beating heart worth fighting for. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Introduction: A Publican's ConfessionThe glow of my Oxfordshire pub, all weathered oak and stone from the 17th century, lights up what Britain's really about. Every night, carpenters argue over their pints, widows share a quiet smile, and strangers become mates with a clink of glasses. I'm Rory Hanrahan, an Irish publican shaped by my father, Sean O'Callaghan, who went from IRA bomber to a man chasing redemption. Behind this bar, I've seen 2025 unfold-a year of shaky times, endless red tape, and old fights dressed up in new words. These stories, poured from January to August, capture a nation's grit through the taproom's lens, where truth flows as easy as ale.This pub's more than a place to drink; it's where life's mess-division, rules, confusion-plays out over a pint. Every story, every round, shows Britain's fight to keep its spirit alive. Here, talk's honest, not polished, and truth comes from the back-and-forth of laughter and debate. It's a place of small, stubborn connections, like a village holding strong against a world that's forgotten how to trust its people. I raise a glass to a Britain that keeps going, to the hope in shared laughs and the life that hums in a crowded room. These pages follow that pulse, month by month, as the pub stands tough, a beating heart worth fighting for. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…