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    Up The Pillar (And Down By The Four Courts)

    By James Conolly

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    Jimmie gets arrested and stitched up by the Gardai; not once, but twice within a 14 month period. He gains a criminal conviction based on false evidence and, as a consequence, gets sacked.
    How do you disprove a lie? Meet Jimmie and his pal Leo as he goes up the Pillar and down by the Four Courts, traversing Dublin in a Joycean odyssey and trawling the justice system in an attempt to overturn his criminal criminal conviction.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateAug 25, 2016
    ISBN9781326771560
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