Roddy DoyleFiction · Literary Fiction·b. 1958
The Barrytown Trilogy
The Barrytown Trilogy
- Pages
- 656
- Published
- 1992
- Language
- English
Synopsis
Roddy Doyle's winning trio of comic novels depicting the daily life and times of the Rabbitte family in working-class Dublin. [The Commitments](https://openlibrary.org/works/OL762611W/Commitments) Still one of the freshest and funniest rock 'n' roll novels ever written, Doyle's first book portrays a group of aspiring musicians on a mission: to bring soul to Dublin. [The Snapper](https://openlibrary.org/works/OL762613W/Snapper) Doyle's sparkling second novel observes the progression of twenty-year-old Sharon's pregnancy and its impact on the Rabbitte family - especially on her father, Jimmy Sr - with with, candor, and surprising authenticity. [The Van](https://openlibrary.org/works/OL762614W/Van) Set during the heady days of Ireland's brief, euphoric triumphs in the 1990 World Cup, this Booker Prize nominee is a tender and hilarious tale of male friendship, midlife crisis, and family life. --back cover
Genres
Characters
Sharon RabbitteProtagonist
Jimmy Rabbitte Sr.Supporting
Subjects
Bands (Music)BarrytownBernie McGloughlinBilly MooneyBrassersBrendan ReevesCity and town lifeCommitmentsCulchiesDean FayDeclan CuffeDerek ScullyDublinDublin (ireland)English fictionFiction, humorousFish And ChipsFour TopsFriendshipGeorge BurgessGigsImelda QuireIrelandIrish authorsJimmy RabbitteJimmy Rabbitte SrJoe TexJoey FaganLiam FosterLiteratura expressao inglesaMickah WallaceMusical fictionNatalie MurphyOtis ReddingOutspan FosterRabbittesSam CookeSharon RabbitteSoul musicSoul musiciansSteven CliffordTeenage pregnancyUnmarried mothersVeronica Rabbitte