From the Publisher:
In photographs and narrative, this lavish volume offers a real sense of Ireland and its people. The photographers, who traveled throughout Ireland to bring some classic images to these pages, give us cottages and castles, landscapes and street scenes in locations familiar and remote. The text, from a leading Irish historian and poet, is a wonderful read, both pithy and informative. With pen portraits of famous Irish sons and daughters, it is also a superbly evocative record of how ordinary Irish folk have lived through the centuries. Dáithí Ó hÓgáin, PhD, is an Associate Professor at University College, Dublin and the author of 20 books on Ireland.
About the Author:
Daithi O hOgain, M.A., PhD., is Associate Professor at University College Dublin, Ireland, where he lectures on Irish folklore. He is the author of more than 20 books, many in Irish, on aspects of folk culture and Irish tradition, and these include six books of poetry and short stories. He is a well-known conference lecturer, has participated in the production of documentary films in Europe and the United States, and is a frequent radio and TV broadcaster.
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