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Bob was a Protestant Horse Now Available

Bob was a Protestant Horse a new book that mixes humour and religious difference in Northern Ireland.



The author, Michael McDonald was one of the stewards on the very first Civil Rights march in Northern Ireland in 1968. At the time he was teaching in Andersonstown, a Republican area of Belfast. His view of Northern Ireland and its people was formed during repeated visits through his childhood.



Bob was a Protestant Horse is a 's8216;nearly true's8217; novel that describes the day by day activities through the summer of 1952. A time when everyone got on pretty well together and the two traditions only hated one another when it was expected of them.



During the years of the recent 's8216;troubles's8217; I have been a management consultant working with the largest companies and organizations all over the world. Very often in the evenings I would be asked, what is it really like in Northern Ireland Trying to explain to a group of English, Dutch, Saudi Arabians, Poles or Australians clients was always difficult and I generally just told them a story or two of my time in Ireland.



This book was written over many evenings in many hotel rooms after such conversations.



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ABOUT AUTHOR

Michael McDonald has been running Sales School Ltd. since 1982.

Designing, developing and running in-house courses, for sales and support personnel in the largest technology companies and consultancy firms.



From 1980 to 1982 he was Customer Support Director for Olivetti Computers Ltd. Between 1968 and 1980 he was with IBM (UK) Limited as Salesman, and Sales Development Manager. Before 1968 he taught Biology and Chemistry in Belfast.



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