<p>A few years before the Great Famine, the famous store known as Arnotts of Dublin first opened its doors. Arnotts quickly became, and has remained, a household name throughout Ireland for its service and quality of goods.\nThis fully illustrated book tells the inside story of the development of this great institution. It includes vivid eye-witness accounts of the disastrous fire of 1894 which destroyed the store and the 1916 Rising which Arnotts survived almost unscathed.\nWritten by a former managing director of the company, and a member of the great trading family that contributed to the growth of the firm. Arnotts of Dublin narrates the ups and downs, the good decisions and the bad, and the characters the firm has encountered since 1843.\nArnotts of Dublin has served the people of Ireland for a hundred and fifty years, and looks forward to doing so for many more. This book is a powerful and nostalgic insight into the life of a great department store</p>

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