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During the 19th century, emigration was a common feature of Irish life, a process that gained momentum upon the advent of Famine in the 1840s. It was during this period that the port of Cork became Ireland's busiest turnstile of human cargo. From the middle of the century, more people left Cork than any other Irish harbour. By 1867 more Irish people were leaving Cork than Liverpool - the great transhipment centre of the world. The Port of Cork...

This book is for busy people who feel perhaps that God is remote from their daily lives, that long periods of prayers are not for them or that they do not know what to talk to God about. There is in each of us a capacity to grow in appreciation of how well we are loved by God, how close He is, how much we mean to Him, how much He hopes for us and how much He needs us to join with Him in His plans for the world. You will see how every detail ha...