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Connemara
Legend & Landscape
Connemara is famous the world over for its rich and dynamic landscape. Its stone walls, the sheep on the hillsides, and the many lakes have long since become established as defining elements of the Irish rural scenery. It is also a cultural stronghold, a
Creating Belfast
Rise of technical education
Creating Belfast describes the growth of technical education in Belfast over a 120-year period during which the town developed from a small mercantile community into a large, bustling, industrial city.
It explains how technical education contributed t
Cycling in Victorian Ireland
Cycling in Victorian Ireland examines the social
history of cycling in nineteenth-century Ireland.
Drawing from the numerous Irish and British
cycling journals and newspapers of the period, it
illustrates the profound impact which the
introducti
Discovering Ancient Ireland
Ireland's prehistoric structures have an enduring attraction that has engaged the imagination of so many who come to study and admire these monuments. This book is a clear and accessible guide to the prehistoric landscape of the island, which will enrich
Edward Hay; historian of 1798
Daniel OConnell once described Edward Hay as doing the business of the nation. As a witness to and chronicler of the dramatic events of 1798, he is one of Irelands forgotten heroes.
Edward Hay (c. 1761-1826) was born into a Wexford, Catholic, landed
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