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On July 21, 1928 in Celtic History
John b. keane, born

John Brendan Keane (21 July 1928 – 30 May 2002) was an Irish playwright, novelist and essayist from Listowel, County Kerry.
List of works
- Many Young Men of Twenty (1946)
- Sive (1959)
- Sharon’s Grave (1960)
- The Highest House on the Mountain (1961)
- The Man From Clare (1962)
- The Year of the Hiker (1963)
- The Field (1965)
- Hut 42 (1968)
- The Rain at the End of the Summer (1968)
- Big Maggie (1969)
- Moll (1971)
- The One-Way Ticket (1972)
- Values (1973)
- The Crazy Wall (1973)
- The Change in Mame Fadden (1973)
- Letters of a Matchmaker (1975)
- The Buds of Ballybunion (1979)
- The Chastitute (1981)
- Man of the Triple Name (1984)
- Owl Sandwiches (1985)
- The Bodhran Makers (1986)
- The Contractors (1988)
- The Ram of God and Other Stories (1992)
- Durango: A Novel (1992)
- Faoiseamh
- Pishogue
- No More in Dust
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