Frank McCourt: The Journey of an Ordinary Teacher

[@jphineasleevy9879]

I was one of the lucky few to have been taught by this man. His humor and humanity affected me. I learned a great lesson about authenticity. God bless the great soul of this great man.🙏🏽🔥

[@catherinewatson580]

What a wonderful experience. I'm 40 years old and stumbled upon Angela's Ashes about six years ago. Still my absolute favorite author of all time.

[@tammyescourse917]

How lucky you are to have this great man as a teacher. I would have loved him. RIP Frank. 🙏

[@wolfthequarrelsome504]

Wow

[@zzzzeyzey1257]

Wait are you Freddie??

Such a gift to have had the experience of Frank in person. I have a few dear teachers from the long ago past that I absolutely cherish to this day. Blessings.

[@francisalanwormald6328]

AT 84 AM REREADING "Angela's Ashes" for third time. Still resonates. Frank seems a soulmate. RIP

[@kaymuldoon3575]

It’s my favorite book.

[@ginniem9779]

Angela's Ashes is the most memorable book I read in my life.

[@catherinewatson580]

I absolutely adore Frank McCourt. Angela's Ashes, Tis, Teacher Man... God bless, Mr. McCourt.

[@phonsefagan3754]

Such an authentic gentleman. And what a beautiful way with words and simply "being"!

[@queensigal]

All I can say is what a fine example of a human being and how important books are!

[@LadyOaksNZ]

What a humble man. Education is training young minds to THINK.

[@gioiaferrante]

I sat for days to meet the man, and one day I saw him all I wanted to do is say thank you, we had tea spoke and it was the most amazing moment in my life, fame doesn't impress me Im in show business but meet Frank McCourt he I wanted to meet, amazing man who said keep writing, don't stop we all have a story, I didn't expect anything like this. So humble, grateful​ I was

[@MoodyBillie]

wow you are lucky... i missed him

[@buckypreseau7349]

his writing forced me....no...wait...made me want to look at literature and reading in a completely different light. I became well read after I read Frank mccourt's biography. I was in my thirties. I am now 46 years old and I still cherish his three books and the lessons I've learned from him as a person. the pissy little kid from the lanes of Limerick with the sore eyes, and the scabby knees. god bless ye frankie.

[@kevjohno86]

NUMBER 2 FRANK MCCOURT

[@coolrunnings3]

Your english is not that good. In which language would you want to write?

[@jordandenn7271]

Ah that’s crap

[@nan2kaye]

My favorite author. His brother, Malachy McCourt, is no slouch either.

[@thehand1358]

God bless Frank McCourt

[@winniehoner9453]

His writing is so descriptive you can just see without being there. I did make a trip Limerick to see where he grew up.

[@nuriaalvarez6244]

I exclusively went to Limerick to visit his museum. No words to describe the feeling.

[@mariaisabeljr2588]

😮😮

[@hayalistanbul5418]

❣️❣️❣️ Maybe l will too, one day.

[@queensigal]

I moved back to Israel and wished to teach here but encountered the most primitive and prejudiced people ever thanks to the education system going diwn the drain and when I found Frank Macourt 's book I found some hope ,i know I need to go towards teaching or learning at first how to ride above the primitive and the prejudiced . what a lovely melodic accent !what a testimony to the human soul !

[@eitantaub5503]

Tis' I.

[@elenafederico8586]

I fell in love with him, thank you Frank for being just you....

[@MoodyBillie]

you must be in heaven now... sorry to have missed you here

I miss you Frank...

[@turalquliyev9404]

You are incredible person, Frank. Listening your life story was very interesting and inspiring. I wish I would see you.

[@519djw6]

"Teacher Man"

[@Shartknuckle45]

I come from a seminar back ground in Dublin in the 70ths.butl love Spain that were l will have my second life. Please God 💞💞💞

[@deirdremccarthy8652]

Ah Frank, the ending of this video made me tear up! Fair ple to ya man! Well done. You did it! From the lane's of Limerick you made it to the top! You put your auld city of Limerick on the map, those that didn't like what you said about the damp city were just sour pusses! I loved Angela's Ashes and you made me laugh and cry all at the same time. It's a gem. RIP

[@meenazeeg8003]

Great man 🙏♥️

[@LVPAcharn]

Brilliant !

[@diannemarshall4078]

A Fantastic human being. Thank you Mr. Court for telling the truth and reminding us all that the only way foward is up. God bless you and your family.

[@suetupper9162]

love him,love his Story!

[@Seoirseify]

Thanks Frank Mc Court

[@margyeoman3564]

The spirit that is in the Irish, or in the Irish Canadian or America, that survives a horrible childhood, makes them rise. It seems a gift in their minds that they will rise out of it, they will go forward. They can learn.

[@Wildcock23]

He’s inspiring me to finish my Master’s Degree... I really hope that I can.

[@mia.larsen]

I`m late, but good luck!!

[@Wildcock23]

@@mia.larsen Thank you

[@hayalistanbul5418]

Such a precious author and teacher. Greetings to your heart andmind!

[@atrain2527]

Authenticity just exuded when this man spoke or wrote

[@hezmydaddyo2722]

Frank McCourt certainly did live a miserable childhood: useless sodden missing father, pitifully disgraceful mother, and bitter people all around. His 3 books are in my top 10. I re-read them every 3 or 4 years. He’s an inspiration. Thank you, sir.

[@sareeenglish3918]

Pittifuly disgrqceful mother who raised kids on her own? Go hide youtself..

[@prophetba]

His mother wasn't disgraceful...I think you meant worn down, weary, she certainly struggled, but disgraceful? never....😊♥️🙏

[@lauga8861]

Love Frankie!!!!! Someday... somewhere... I´m suer I´ll meet you :)

[@bradshawvincent]

im just reading his brilliant book on this period of his life Teacher Man so fantastic to come across this.

[@emanuelefilograna6139]

Wonderful!

[@Flashbang365]

What a great video, thank you

[@xxruckus]

Inspirational

[@ipekcinar2071]

Mukemmel bir insanmiş her konuda kendini gelistiren ve kitaplari harika ötesi

[@sobbyhasselhoff]

In McCourts book "Angela's ashes" he hammered his mother and never discussed his well paid employment with Jackie Brosnan. It was just misery misery misery the whole flippin' way.

[@darren2900]

He was peddling lies about limerick also, and certain people had drove all the way from limerick to confront him

[@sobbyhasselhoff]

@@darren2900 I wonder did Frank make up the name of the woman in Bavaria too? He seems to have a morbid fascination with necrophilia.

[@darren2900]

@@sobbyhasselhoff I’ve always wondered was the sex consensual three days before she died, and that pat kenny fella is no better, he’s censored people before

[@fergal009]

Greatly enhanced your reputation

[@rhainegraves7235]

SSSSSteinharttttt

[@warmecanic]

Then luckily enough, the chinese attacked Corea? WTF XD

[@wjzain]

warmecanic if you read the book ‘tis, You would understand that he means that because of that situation he was drafted into the war and was able to receive the G.I. Bill

[@kipperfeast]

What's "Corea"?

[@gravvin845]

Lies

[@jordandenn7271]

Ah that’s crap, you pedalled lies