Dark Hole Days

Woods, Una

Blackstaff Pr

In an old part of Dublin, right down by the sea, there's a moon-shaped park with a creepy old tree.The Dublin Vampire lives there.The Vampire wakes up as the sun's going down. He hops on the ghost bus and rides into town.Have you seen the Dublin Vampire?A funny, warm picture book set throughout Dublin, home to Dracula's creator, Bram Stoker.Featuring well-known sights around Dublin, including&nbsp;The Crescent (Marino), Five Lamps, O'Connell Bridge, Trinity, Grafton St, Natural History Museum, St Stephen's Green, Bewley's, Dublin Castle and Temple Bar.

Have You Seen the Dublin Vampire?

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

The O'Brien Press

In his moon-shaped park filled with silver moonlight,\nThe Dublin Vampire wakes to the same familiar sight.\n‘I’ve spent so many years in this creepy old tree,\nIs there a more spooktacular place to be?’\nHe agrees with his bat that it’s time to explore\n‘Let’s go on an all-Ireland ghost bus tour!’\nA spooky bus tour around Ireland, with our favourite Dublin Vampire! He travels to well-known places all over the country, including St. Michan's church (where the mummies sleep!), Kilkenny Castle, the Hill of Tara (where the fairies dance and spraoi), and visits the giants at the causeway. But, when his travels are done, he decides that home is the most spooktacular place to be!

A Spooktacular Place to Be

Children's Books

Fairy Tales, Folk Tales & Myths

We go down the steps and ... What's happening here?Why's everyone wearing this old-fashioned gear?Eccles Street looks like it did years ago.A lady in a big poofy dress says hello.It seems like just another ordinary day for Rosie and her grandad. But as soon as they step outside, they find themselves on a blooming great adventure around Dublin on the 16th of June, 1904!

A Blooming Great Day

An essential guide to conveyancing law and practice. This user-friendly and highly practical guide contains the information, advice and guidance that will ensure your conveyancing transactions are legally compliant, error-free and adhere to accepted best-practice guidelines. Providing a unique step-by-step, start-to-finish guide to the conveyancing process, Irish Conveyancing Law covers the Stamp Duties Consolidation Act 1999, the Planning and Development Act 2000, and the Residential Tenancies Act 2004, plus this key reference material the Law Society General Conditions of Sale (2001 Revised Edition), and the Law Society/CIF Building Agreement (2001 Edition).

Irish Conveyancing Law

Foreign & International Law

Bloomsbury Professional

This is the essential guide to conveyancing law and practice in Ireland. In this fourth edition, the authors have completely updated the previous text to Ireland's Land and Conveyancing Law Act. The book is a user-friendly and practical guide which ensures that all conveyancing transactions will be compliant with the new legislation. It provides a unique step-by-step guide to the conveyancing process as defined by the new legislation, and it will be essential reading for all of Ireland's conveyancing solicitors in the changing legal landscape.

Irish Conveyancing Law: Fourth Edition

Wylie, J. C. W.

Business

Property and Trust Law in Ireland

Kluwer Law International

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