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An integrated archaeological and environmental assessment

A biography of Captain William O’Shea and his ill- fated relationship with Charles Stuart Parnell.

Patrick Hillery: a formidable politician, but also one of the most creative public figures in recent Irish history.

Dust jacket slightly scuffed and shopsoiled, hence lower price to clear

Traces the history of the River Shannon as a navigation from the 1750s through to the present day.

During the heyday of a landed gentry, organised shooting played a central role in the lives of both rich and poor across large swathes of the Irish countryside.

This volume will be of interest to historians, art historians and specialists in Irish silver. It opens up a whole new perspective on the cultural heritage of Ireland in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, European influence on sacred art, patterns of patronage and the identification of regional silversmiths' workshops in Ireland.

The North Munster Project was the first research undertaking of the Discovery Programme when it began in 1992. The Project was designed to provide an integrated  regional landscape assessment of the lower catchment of the River Shannon in later prehistoric (middle Bronze Age to Iron Age).

96 pages with 50 colour and mono plates hardback, very large format

Padraic Fallon’s authoritative literary criticism spanned the figures of the Literary Revival, Gregory, Yeats, Synge, Shaw, AE and O’Casey as well as Eliot, Pound, Graves, Auden, Gunn, Lowell. His reviews were incisive and witty and his erudition lightly worn.