Paul O'Brien Books

Have you ever missed out on a great opportunity because of bad timing? Are you paralyzed with fear when the moment comes to make a big life decision? If so, then maybe it's time to tap into your intuitive intelligence. Many people don't see the results they want because they cannot hear the voice inside that tells them to act. Lack of confidence and the stresses of daily life can obscure the decision-making power that comes from that inner wisdom. How can one abolish fear and follow-through with confident, well-timed decisions? Author Paul O'Brien uses his extensive background as an entrepreneur, founder of Tarot.com, and long-time student of I Ching, to share his concept of Visionary Decision Making. This method will help readers recognize synchronicities in their lives, understand what their dreams tell them, and focus on what they want from life (instead of what they don't). By using your sixth sense as an antenna, you will come to recognize the opportunities in your life and not let fear stand in your way.

Excerpt from A Practical Grammar of the Irish Language To. Test it on the basis of Grammar, and thereby facilitate the acquisition of it to learners, I have undertaken the present work. How far I have suc ceeded those who are skilled 1n the language will be the best judges. L have used my best endeavours to render the book as complete as possible it contaihs a scale of the vowels, diphthongs, and triphthongs, collated with corresponding English' sounds, and the various powers of the consonants are pointed out, to render their pronunciation more easy to the learner. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

On Friday, April 28, 1916, the 5th (Fingal) Battalion of the Irish Volunteers, under Commandant Thomas Ashe and Lieutenant Richard Mulcahy, fought a battle against the Royal Irish Constabulary at Ashbourne in County Meath. Often neglected in the history books, this rural battle erupted amongst the hedgerows and bothairins of Ashbourne, where men found themselves in a savage conflict in which only mobility and quick thinking could result in survival and ultimate victory. As the second installment of the 1916 in Focus series by New Island, Field of Fire investigates this significant engagement and explores the myths that have grown up around it. A complex and bloody affair, the Battle of Ashbourne was an integral part of the 1916 Rising and would also serve as a template for the tactics and strategies employed by Republican forces during the Irish War of Independence, which was to follow. (Series: 1916 in Focus - Vol. 2)