The Irish Bar

First published in 1879, this lively and entertaining book provides a fascinating glimpse into the history of the Irish legal profession. O'Flanagan recounts anecdotes and biographical sketches of some of the most famous lawyers and judges in Irish history, including Daniel O'Connell, Edmund Burke, and William Molyneux. The book also includes a wealth of humorous and satirical bon-mots, witty remarks, and snappy comebacks, making it an enjoyable read for anyone who appreciates good humor and storytelling. Although the book is over a century old, its lively style and engaging content still make it a classic of legal literature and a valuable source of historical information and entertainment.

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