Blue Guide Ireland (8th Ed)

Travel

LALOR, Brian

Europe

W.W. Norton & Co., Inc.

Whether your interests lie in literary Dublin, the splendid Georgian architecture, or the city's famous bars (the Guinness brewery is given a full description!), this is the guide for you.Includes fifteen guided walks and essays on the history of the city and the arts. 20 illustrations, color map, 18 black-and-white maps

Blue Guide Dublin (Blue Guides)

Blue Guide

Providing detailed coverage of Ireland—from the island's cultural history to its landscape, this is an informative, useful guide for anyone visiting one of Europe's most unspoiled landscapes.Arranged by region, Blue Guide Ireland provides extensive practical information on where to stay and how to travel through the country. Color maps, 25 maps and plans, 25 illustrations

Blue Guide Ireland (Ninth Edition) (Blue Guides)

Dublin, ninety drawings

Routledge& Kegan Paul

Local author Brian Laylor has compiled 15 fascinating walks around the city, including a Joycean itinerary and given suggestions of days out in the area around Dublin, the splendid Georgian architecture or the city's famous bars, the detailed practical information in this guide should make planning your trip and travelling around simple.

Dublin: Ninety Drawings

Arts & Photography

History & Criticism

Blue Guide: Ireland (Blue Guides (Only Op))

A C Black Publishers Ltd

Ireland (Blue guide)

History

WW. Norton

Dublin

Gardners Books

Forgotten Beauty is an anthology of Irish poetry from earliest times to the present day, accompanied by Irish paintings of distinction. Ireland has a claim to possess the longest continuous literary tradition in Europe. The earliest poem in this book dates from the seventh century, the most recent from the early twenty-first. From poetry composed by anonymous monks in early Christian monasteries through to the modern masters, the tradition of Irish verse has sustained and renewed itself in every generation. Forgotten Beauty presents in gift book form poetry chosen with care and affection. It focuses on the better-known and most popular poems of the major writers, but every reader will also find hidden delights and surprises. It spans the full range of Ireland's poetic achievement in both languages - although the Irish-language poems are given in translation. The poetry is complemented by appropriate paintings from the Irish fine art tradition, one that is often unfairly relegated to a minor place in critical judgements. The excellence of the poetry in this book speaks for itself. The paintings, many by contemporary artists, are, however, an integral part of Forgotten Beauty, and demonstrate that there is another Irish artistic tradition which, although not as celebrated as its poetry, can claim excellence in its own right.

Forgotten Beauty: Irish Love Poetry Across the Centuries

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

Gill Macmillan Ltd

The city of Dublin's literary, musical, and political traditions are captured in this delightful journal as are its lush surroundings--Killarneym the Giant Causeway, Newgrange, and other ancient sites--and its spectacular rivers and lakes. Each "Travel Journal" captures the spirit of its city and sites with colorful stories, classic quotations, and more than 100 antique engravings, illustrations and hand-drawn maps. Special "note pages" encourage the traveler to record thoughts, impressions and reflections.

Dublin & Ireland: Guide & Journal (DUBLIN & IRELAND JOURNAL)

Politics & Social Sciences

Sociology

NTC Pub. Group

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