Once upon a hill
Protestants
Irish authors
Catholics
Family relationships
Manners and customs
Family
Families
Man-woman relationships
Social conditions
Social life and customs
Biography
History
A 20th-century Irish love story between Protestant and Catholic. At the heart of 'Once Upon a Hill' are the author's grandparents, Jack and Kate, whose sedate old age belies the turmoil of their early life together, and apart - they had to wait ten years to marry.
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