A collection of short stories by George A. Birmingham (pseudonym of James Owen Hannay), an Irish clergyman and writer. The stories offer a glimpse into the lives and struggles of different communities in Ireland, from the poor to the wealthy to the religious, all with a healthy dose of Birmingham's trademark wit and humor.

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