Alice O'Neill was born the eldest of eleven children into an Irish farming family. In 1978, she was awarded a scholarship from John McShain- the iconic builder, a wealthy and devout Catholic with Derry ancestry, responsible for many famous American landmarks, including the Jefferson Memorial and the Pentagon. This book records the lifelong personal correspondence Alice exchanged with ‘The Man Who Built Washington.' His philanthropy extended to the Irish people in the bequeathing to the State of Killarney House and the surrounding thousands of acres incorporating the Lakes, Ross Castle, and Innisfallen Island. In 2019, Alice had the honour of inducting John McShain into the Irish America Hall of Fame in her home town of New Ross in the presence of his relatives from Philadelphia and Derry. This is a tale of altruism, of gratitude, of faith and of a life lived in the pursuit of excellence.
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Alice McLoughlin lives in County Wexford, Ireland. A psychotherapist and supervisor in private practice for over twenty-five years, she approaches the human story with deep compassion and empathy. Her spirituality is central to her life: reverence for nature, love of animals, and awareness of the environment inform her thinking. A great regard for Irish culture and heritage lies at the heart of her identity. In this book she explores with deep affection the role one man, John McShain, played in her life. Her gratitude for him is palpable. Her love for life and all it has to offer is infectious.
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