Angelas Ashes Part 3 - The Unveiling

[@teresaburton4145]

I love Frank’s books, Angela’s Ashes should be required reading. What an outlook it gives one on the blessings of life, even when they seem few.

[@kaymuldoon3575]

Still my most favorite book. Thank you Frank McCourt for the joy your books have brought to me over the years.

[@arethagrassi6420]

It's never where you are from but where you are going and it's never too late.

[@kamanjakaranja]

good to see malachy. i read the book and still want to read it more

[@anaruiz3389]

Sad Frank is not here anymore... I love alphie and brothers just from the book. Amazing how all of them were able to educate themselves from and.change their lifes from such a poverty life

[@PrincessKoyukiM]

I love how jolly Malachy is all his life. They are such a handsome bunch of men, their parents must hav been good looking. When she kissed the statue 😢 I cant wait to read 'Tis.

[@1968Daff]

That first line of the video is one of my favourites!

[@tonyavan1379]

Awesome. He,s a legend

[@BinaryzeroNYC]

I was somhappy to see this and I'm in NYC

[@johnprovince5304]

Its nine years later and Malachy is now the only surviving McCourt brother.

[@kimberlyw2197]

HAHA this is great

[@bigfatguyproductions]

Why did they open the school at Leamy's? I thought that that was the school where Frank had unpleasant memories. or maybe that is the only memorable landmark that can still be seen today from his life in Ireland

[@kevin3060]

Is the word "Fuck" a common word used in Ireland? In the states, it would be inappropriate to use that word at a dedication.