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An extraordinary picture of a way of life and kinship recorded by generations of islanders, chronicling the life and death of the Great Blasket, evacuated in 1953 but never abandoned, a snapshot of the spirit of the island community. Many photos have never been seen in public, a view of the islanders and the people who witnessed their lives.

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When the GAA purchased what became known as Croke Park in 1913, they cannot have imagined it would become a sports icon in Ireland's national consciousness. This updated edition includes new material on the reconstructed historic Hill 16, the new surface and floodlighting, and the playing of rugby and soccer internationals on the hallowed ground.

This revised pictorial biography celebrates the life of Tom Crean, a great Irish hero of Antarctic exploration who played an outstanding role in three expeditions with the legendary Shackleton and Captain Scott. This book presents the photographic record of a truly astonishing man, with other rare and previously unseen pictures. Supported by complementary text, diary extracts, and maps plus new information on Tom Crean's life, this is a lastin...

West Cork and its unique combination of flora, fauna, history, and landscape are quietly explored by visitors year-round. This guide to some of the best walks in the region has clear descriptions and engaging commentaries on natural and human history to enhance enjoyment and appreciation of the walks. From the scenic interior to spectacular coastal scenery and islands, there is a cross-country, road, or waterside excursion for everyone.

Shattered tells the stories of families living with the aftermath of losing a loved one to violence and rebuilding their broken lives. It examines the often-overlooked aspects of how families are treated by the system and what changes need to be introduced. It examines the law, Irish society, and the prison system, and analyzes the argument that Ireland is becoming a more dangerous place.

While many agree Ireland can become a world leader in clean energy as conventional energy sources run out, there's little agreement on how. John Travers captures the challenge and opportunity from an Irish perspective. He reveals the role energy plays in the Irish economy and lifestyle, the consequent thirst for imported oil, and how an energy crisis that could ravage the nation can be avoided.

These photographs are gathered to share the beauty of Ireland as it unfolded on various flights over the years. The result is this stunning collection inviting us to explore this beautiful island country for ourselves. Dwyer captures the spirit and color of Ireland, with its varied landscapes of rivers and lakes, coast and mountains, the tranquility of ancient monasteries, and vibrant cities and towns.

Leaders from Daniel O'Connell to Michael Collins to Jack Lynch drew thousands onto this street for rallies. Charles Stewart Parnell, Member of Parliament for Cork, made his famous statement that no man can fix the boundary of a nation' on this street. As home to the Cork Film Festival many Hollywood stars visited, although the most famous, albeit much forgotten resident was proto-socialist thinker William Thompson. St. Patrick's Street is Cork...

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Cork Airport celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2011. This history charts the effort to establish an airport since the 1920s. Special pieces capture 'A Day in the Life' of the airport through the stories of workers, past and present. Other features include the 1968 Tuskar Rock tragedy and the 1985 Air India disaster.

People and place, sport and identity tell the story of how the GAA has left an imprint on every Irish county and Irish communities overseas. With a mix of text, images and first-hand accounts from participants in the GAA Oral History project, this provides fascinating insights into why the GAA has developed as it has in different places.

Ireland's countryside teems with wild flowers, each an intrinsic part of the landscape and of an ecosystem that supports birds, insects and other wildlife. This beautifully presented book is her personal record of Ireland's wild flowers, as seen and photographed by Zoe, who is passionate about this often-overlooked part of our natural heritage.

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Ireland is home to a range of cheeses whose excellence is recognised internationally. This comprehensive and lavishly photographed guide explores the world of farmhouse cheesemakers. Derry Clarke, Ross Lewis, Catherine Fulvio, Clodagh McKenna, Denis Cotter, Darina Allen, Rachel Allen and others contribute Irish farmhouse cheese recipes.

These three peninsulas dominate the spectacular landscape of southwest Ireland. Their rugged peaks, dramatic ridges, captivating valleys, glittering lakes, and stunning Atlantic coastline form a treasure trove of walking options. This guide describes exhilarating walks on each peninsula, accompanied by the author's photographs and specially drawn maps.

Connemara and Mayo form an area known for stunning scenery with high hills meeting white sandy beaches at the edge of the Atlantic. This guidebook describes some of the region's best and most spectacular walks. Detailed instructions are provided with interesting information about archaeology, history, landscape, flora, and wildlife.

The Burren in County Clare is slow to give up its secrets. For years Paul Clements has been drawn to its history, mystery, and peculiarities. Here he writes absorbingly about the rocks, hills, and walls, the colors, the animals, and subjects that excite him such as the exotic wild flowers, ancient ruins, early morning birdsong, and whiskey smells in historic pubs. A seeker of information and lore on the Burren, the author ferrets out little kn...