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Discover Waterford (City Guides)
Eamonn McEneaney
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Description for Discover Waterford (City Guides)
Paperback. 8vo. Illustrated. Very good copy.
Irish Local History.
Waterford is the oldest centre of continuous urban settlement in Ireland. It is Ireland's oldest city outdating all of the northern European capitals except London and Paris. Discover Waterford provides all the information a tourist needs: an overview of the city's history since its foundation in 914 AD by a Viking pirate, and a guide to all the main historical buildings that a tourist will come across as they walk around the city.
Irish Local History.
Waterford is the oldest centre of continuous urban settlement in Ireland. It is Ireland's oldest city outdating all of the northern European capitals except London and Paris. Discover Waterford provides all the information a tourist needs: an overview of the city's history since its foundation in 914 AD by a Viking pirate, and a guide to all the main historical buildings that a tourist will come across as they walk around the city.
Product Details
Publisher
O'Brien Press
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2001
Condition
Used, Very Good
Number of Pages
128
Place of Publication
Dublin, Ireland
ISBN
9780862786564
SKU
KEX0282704
Shipping Time
Usually ships in 2 to 4 working days
Ref
99-1
About Eamonn McEneaney
Eamonn McEneany is Waterford's city historian and the Director of the Waterford Treasures Museum. The Waterford Treasures Museum has won several awards, both for the quality of the exhibits and the way in which the displays bring the historic objects to life in imaginative and unexpected ways.
Reviews for Discover Waterford (City Guides)
'an interesting and informative record of the development of Waterford from Viking times ... with appropriate illustrations to accompany the well-written text.'
Richard Roche - The Irish Times
The Irish Times
Richard Roche - The Irish Times
The Irish Times