Hi, the third book in my series has been published:
Aodh de Róiste - a translation of Hugh Roach the Ribbonman, done in 1933, by Dónall Bán Ó Céileachair, a Muskerry native. I have used the modern spelling, keeping all the dialect. In addition. the quarterly journal An Músgraigheach published in Muskerry in the 1940s contained several hundred corrections to passages where An Gúm is thought to have altered DBÓC's manuscript, often producing grammatically incorrect Irish. I have restored DBÓC's forms. This is a 540-page book and the Glossary has 2,997 entries. It is available at https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1739887220? ... 494&sr=8-1 . ISBN13: ‎ 978-1739887223

Vol 1 was Peadar Ua Laoghaire's Niamh, at https://www.amazon.co.uk/Niamh-Peadar-U ... C80&sr=1-1 This is a 483-page book, with 1,437 entries in the Glossary. ISBN13: 978-1739887209

Vol 2 was Peadar Ua Laoghaire's Mo Scéal Féin, at https://www.amazon.co.uk/Mo-Sc%C3%A9al- ... _AUTOMATED This is a 344-page book with 1,593 entries in the Glossary. ISBN13: ‎ 978-1739887216

The Glossaries give the meanings of words, pronunciations where necessary (all epenthetic vowels and unusual word stresses) and discuss any variation in vocabulary with that in Standardised dictionaries.

It has taken the publishers two weeks to print Aodh de Róiste, but it is now available from https://www.amazon.co.uk/Aodh-R%C3%B3is ... 217&sr=8-1 with 6 copies in stock.

I can't wait to get my copy! I've ordered it already.
Niamh I've got to, but haven't read yet.
The series is wonderful already, and I'm very excited about what will come next.

That's great news!