Ireland on Three Million Pounds a Day

Lynch is hilarious and penetratingly accurate in this definitive comic guide to Irish life and personalities in the 1990s. He is unsparingly irreverent in his expose of every Irish icon from the Prime Minister to Mother Teresa. Discover why the world's greatest tenor is commemorated by a Chinese take away, the importance of nudist beaches, the high life of Gerry Adams, Esq., and why rock journalists walk about Newbridge at 3 AM with their shoes in a biscuit tin.