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Limerick, Ireland’s third most populous city, has a rich and vibrant history stretching back to its foundation by the Vikings. Historian Sharon Slater explores the development of the city, showing how it has changed and grown over the years, recalling shops and industries, streets and buildings, …
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Limerick

Ireland in Old Photographs

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    128 pages

  • Release Date

    8 August 2016

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Summary

Limerick, Ireland’s third most populous city, has a rich and vibrant history which is uniquely captured in this collection of archive images. Historian Sharon Slater explores the development of the city, showing how it has changed and grown over the years, recalling old shops and streets, buildings and institutions, industries and a lost way of life. AUTHOR: Sharon Slater is a historical researcher who runs the website – a compendium of facts about county Limerick. She has a masters in Local History from the University of Limerick and regularly gives lectures on the subject. She is the author of ‘The Little Book of Limerick.’ SELLING POINTS: . Contains over 150 old images of Limerick . Well researched and informative text . Author of several successful books in this series 150 images

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781845888985
ISBN-10:1845888987
Author:Sharon Slater
Publisher:The History Press Ltd
Imprint:Nonsuch Publishing
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:128
Release Date:8 August 2016
Weight:295g
Dimensions:156mm x 234mm
Series:Ireland in Old Photographs
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About The Author

Sharon Slater

SHARON SLATER has an MA in Local History from the University of Limerick. She was awarded the National Heritage Hero Award 2017 by the National Heritage Council and she has received a Mayoral Reception and a Person of the Month Award for her work in developing the history and heritage of Limerick City. Her history website Limerick’s Life has received national recognition, earning a bronze medal in the Ireland Blog Awards for several years running. She has worked closely with branches of Limerick Council in developing history and heritage, exhibitions, conferences and tours.

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