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Trade Paperback. Condition: Near Fine. First Edition. Title: AshesThe Real Memoirs of Two Boys from the Limerick Lanes Part One of the "Penance" Trilogy Author: Gerard Hannan Publisher: Treaty Stone, Ireland Date: 1997Edition: First edition Signed This copy has been inscribed To/ Richard, Best Wishes Gerard Hannan Jan '98"Format: Trade Paperback Size: 8vo Pages: 385 Novel that "details a real-world of poverty and the triumph of the spirit over the disadvantages of a deprived background" Condition: Near Fine with very light wear. See Photos bx290E.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Limerick Archives Gazette - Volume 9 (1908) In the ninth volume of the Limerick Archives Gazette, the historical narrative gracefully unfolds, illuminating the enthralling stories and images that capture the vibrant essence of Limerick, Ireland, during the transformative year of 1908. This chapter of the historical odyssey beckons readers to traverse the sepia-tinted corridors of time, where the echoes of the past resonate through evocative visuals and compelling narratives. As the Limerick Archive Gazette pages turn, 1908 Limerick steps forth from the shadows, faces captured in photographs that transcend the boundaries of a century. Civic leaders, artisans, and the everyday denizens of Limerick become the protagonists of a narrative that bridges the temporal gap. Through these images, the citizens of 1908 become living testimonials to a city navigating the currents of progress. Limerick of 1908 comes alive with each turn of the page, presenting a vivid tableau of daily life. Markets hum with activity, horse-drawn carriages traverse cobbled streets, and bustling shops become vibrant hubs of interaction. These images, meticulously preserved, breathe life into the routines and rituals that defined Limerick, offering a glimpse into the heartbeat of a city navigating the currents of change. Journeying through the Limerick Archive Gazette, 1908 Limerick unfolds with the grace of the changing seasons. From the tentative blossoms of spring to the serene quietude of winter, the chronological narrative captures the nuanced shifts that marked the passage of time. Each photograph and narrative thread intertwines, creating a mosaic that tells the story of a city gracefully adapting to the evolving dynamics of the era. Limerick is vividly painted on the Gazette's canvas, transporting readers to familiar landscapes that have withstood the test of time. St. Mary's Cathedral stands as a timeless sentinel, the River Shannon meanders through the cityscape, and the streets narrate tales of an era long past. These physical spaces, immortalized within the pages, serve as portals to a world where Limerick's geography played an integral role in the unfolding narrative. Limerick Archive Gazette invites readers to delve into the motivations that animated the hearts of Limerick's denizens in 1908. What dreams and aspirations fuelled their endeavours, and how did the city's inhabitants navigate the challenges and triumphs of their time? Limerick Archive Gazette provides a window into the collective psyche of a community on the brink of a new century, inviting readers to empathize with the yearnings that shaped Limerick's narrative. Limerick Archive Gazette 1908 narrative reveals insights into the mechanisms through which the city adapted and thrived. Communal initiatives, cultural expressions, and the resilience of the community emerge as recurring themes, showcasing the innovative spirit that defined Limerick during a period of societal evolution. Limerick Archives Gazette - Volume 9 (1908) stands as a testament to the preservation of history. This instalment, part of a centennial collection, invites readers to embark on a journey through the corridors of time, where the echoes of 1908 resonate with timeless relevance, connecting the present to the storied past of Limerick, Ireland. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Limerick Archives Gazette - Volume 13 (1912) In the thirteenth volume of the Limerick Archives Gazette, history unfolds like a symphony, revealing the captivating stories and images that encapsulate the vibrant spirit of Limerick, Ireland, during the transformative year of 1912. This chapter of the historical odyssey invites readers to traverse the sepia-tinted corridors of time, where the echoes of the past resonate through evocative visuals and compelling narratives. As the Limerick Archives Gazette pages turn, 1912 Limerick steps forth from the shadows, faces captured in photographs that transcend the boundaries of a century. Civic leaders, artisans, and the everyday denizens of Limerick become the protagonists of a narrative that bridges the temporal gap. Through these images, the citizens of 1912 become living testimonials to a city navigating the currents of progress. Limerick of 1912 comes alive with each turn of the page, presenting a vivid tableau of daily life. Markets hum with activity, horse-drawn carriages traverse cobbled streets, and bustling shops become vibrant hubs of interaction. These images, meticulously preserved, breathe life into the routines and rituals that defined Limerick, offering a glimpse into the heartbeat of a city navigating the currents of change. Journeying through the Limerick Archives Gazette, 1912 Limerick unfolds with the grace of the changing seasons. From the tentative blossoms of spring to the serene quietude of winter, the chronological narrative captures the nuanced shifts that marked the passage of time. Each photograph and narrative thread intertwines, creating a mosaic that tells the story of a city gracefully adapting to the evolving dynamics of the era. Limerick of 1912 is vividly painted on the Limerick Archives Gazette canvas, transporting readers to familiar landscapes that have withstood the test of time. St. Mary's Cathedral stands as a timeless sentinel, the River Shannon meanders through the cityscape, and the streets narrate tales of an era long past. These physical spaces, immortalized within the pages, serve as portals to a world where Limerick's geography played an integral role in the unfolding narrative. Limerick Archives Gazette invites readers to delve into the motivations that animated the hearts of Limerick's denizens in 1912. What dreams and aspirations fuelled their endeavours, and how did the city's inhabitants navigate the challenges and triumphs of their time? The Gazette Book provides a window into the collective psyche of a community on the brink of a new century, inviting readers to empathize with the yearnings that shaped Limerick's narrative. Contemplating Limerick's 1912 narrative, the Limerick Archives Gazette reveals insights into the mechanisms through which the city adapted and thrived. Communal initiatives, cultural expressions, and the resilience of the community emerge as recurring themes, showcasing the innovative spirit that defined Limerick during a period of societal evolution. Limerick Archives Gazette - Volume 13 (1912) stands as a testament to the preservation of history. This instalment, part of a centennial collection, invites readers to embark on a journey through the corridors of time, where the echoes of 1912 resonate with timeless relevance, connecting the present to the storied past of Limerick, Ireland. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Limerick Archives Gazette - Volume 12 (1911) In the twelfth volume of the Limerick Archives Gazette, history unfolds like a delicate tapestry, revealing the captivating stories and images that encapsulate the vibrant spirit of Limerick, Ireland, during the transformative year of 1911. This chapter of the historical odyssey invites readers to traverse the sepia-tinted corridors of time, where the echoes of the past resonate through evocative visuals and compelling narratives. As the Limerick Archives Gazette pages turn, 1911 Limerick steps forth from the shadows, faces captured in photographs that transcend the boundaries of a century. Civic leaders, artisans, and the everyday denizens of Limerick become the protagonists of a narrative that bridges the temporal gap. Through these images, the citizens of 1911 become living testimonials to a city navigating the currents of progress. Limerick of 1911 comes alive with each turn of the page, presenting a vivid tableau of daily life. Markets hum with activity, horse-drawn carriages traverse cobbled streets, and bustling shops become vibrant hubs of interaction. These images, meticulously preserved, breathe life into the routines and rituals that defined Limerick, offering a glimpse into the heartbeat of a city navigating the currents of change. Journeying through the Limerick Archives Gazette, 1911 Limerick unfolds with the grace of the changing seasons. From the tentative blossoms of spring to the serene quietude of winter, the chronological narrative captures the nuanced shifts that marked the passage of time. Each photograph and narrative thread intertwines, creating a mosaic that tells the story of a city gracefully adapting to the evolving dynamics of the era. Limerick is vividly painted on the Limerick Archives Gazette canvas, transporting readers to familiar landscapes that have withstood the test of time. St. Mary's Cathedral stands as a timeless sentinel, the River Shannon meanders through the cityscape, and the streets narrate tales of an era long past. These physical spaces, immortalized within the pages, serve as portals to a world where Limerick's geography played an integral role in the unfolding narrative. Limerick Archives Gazette invites readers to delve into the motivations that animated the hearts of Limerick's denizens in 1911. What dreams and aspirations fuelled their endeavours, and how did the city's inhabitants navigate the challenges and triumphs of their time? Limerick Archives Gazette provides a window into the collective psyche of a community on the brink of a new century, inviting readers to empathize with the yearnings that shaped Limerick's narrative. Contemplating Limerick's 1911 narrative, the Limerick Archives Gazette reveals insights into the mechanisms through which the city adapted and thrived. Communal initiatives, cultural expressions, and the resilience of the community emerge as recurring themes, showcasing the innovative spirit that defined Limerick during a period of societal evolution. Limerick Archives Gazette - Volume 12 (1911) stands as a testament to the preservation of history. This instalment, part of a centennial collection, invites readers to embark on a journey through the corridors of time, where the echoes of 1911 resonate with timeless relevance, connecting the present to the storied past of Limerick, Ireland. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Limerick Archives Gazette - Volume 11 (1910) In the eleventh volume of the Limerick Archives Gazette, the tapestry of history continues to unfold, revealing captivating stories and images that encapsulate the vibrant spirit of Limerick, Ireland, during the transformative year of 1910. This chapter of the historical odyssey invites readers to traverse the sepia-tinted corridors of time, where the echoes of the past resonate through evocative visuals and compelling narratives. As the Limerick Archives Gazette pages turn,1910 Limerick steps forth from the shadows, faces captured in photographs that transcend the boundaries of a century. Civic leaders, artisans, and the everyday denizens of Limerick become the protagonists of a narrative that bridges the temporal gap. Through these images, the citizens of 1910 become living testimonials to a city navigating the currents of progress. Limerick 1910 comes alive with each turn of the page, presenting a vivid tableau of daily life. Markets hum with activity, horse-drawn carriages traverse cobbled streets, and bustling shops become vibrant hubs of interaction. These images, meticulously preserved, breathe life into the routines and rituals that defined Limerick, offering a glimpse into the heartbeat of a city navigating the currents of change. Journeying through the Limerick Archives Gazette, 1910 Limerick unfolds with the grace of the changing seasons. From the tentative blossoms of spring to the serene quietude of winter, the chronological narrative captures the nuanced shifts that marked the passage of time. Each photograph and narrative thread intertwines, creating a mosaic that tells the story of a city gracefully adapting to the evolving dynamics of the era. Limerick is vividly painted on the Gazette's canvas, transporting readers to familiar landscapes that have withstood the test of time. St. Mary's Cathedral stands as a timeless sentinel, the River Shannon meanders through the cityscape, and the streets narrate tales of an era long past. These physical spaces, immortalized within the pages, serve as portals to a world where Limerick's geography played an integral role in the unfolding narrative. The why invites readers to delve into the motivations that animated the hearts of Limerick's denizens in 1910. What dreams and aspirations fuelled their endeavours, and how did the city's inhabitants navigate the challenges and triumphs of their time? Limerick Archives Gazette provides a window into the collective psyche of a community on the brink of a new century, inviting readers to empathize with the yearnings that shaped Limerick's narrative. Contemplating Limerick's 1910 narrative, the Limerick Archives Gazette reveals insights into the mechanisms through which the city adapted and thrived. Communal initiatives, cultural expressions, and the resilience of the community emerge as recurring themes, showcasing the innovative spirit that defined Limerick during a period of societal evolution. Limerick Archives Gazette - Volume 11 (1910) stands as a testament to the preservation of history. This instalment, part of a centennial collection, invites readers to embark on a journey through the corridors of time, where the echoes of 1910 resonate with timeless relevance, connecting the present to the storied past of Limerick, Ireland. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Limerick Archives Gazette Chronicles - Volume 6 (1905) Within the sixth volume of the Limerick Archives Gazette, the historical narrative continues its eloquent journey, weaving the tales and images that encapsulate the vibrant spirit of Limerick, Ireland, during the transformative year of 1905. This instalment of the historical odyssey invites readers to traverse the sepia-tinted corridors of time, where the echoes of the past resonate through captivating visuals and compelling stories. As Limerick Archives Gazette unfolds, 1905 Limerick steps forth from the shadows, faces captured in photographs that bridge the temporal gap. Civic leaders, artisans, and the everyday inhabitants of Limerick become the protagonists of a narrative that transcends the boundaries of time. Through these images, the citizens of 1905 become living testimonials to a city undergoing subtle yet significant transformations. 1905 comes alive with each turn of the page, presenting a vivid tableau of daily life. Markets buzz with activity, horse-drawn carriages traverse cobbled streets, and bustling shops become hubs of interaction. These images, meticulously preserved, breathe life into the routines and rituals that defined Limerick, offering a glimpse into the heartbeat of a city navigating the currents of change. Journeying through the Limerick Archives Gazette, 1905 Limerick unfolds with the grace of the changing seasons. From the tentative blossoms of spring to the serene quietude of winter, the chronological narrative captures the nuanced shifts that marked the passage of time. Each photograph and narrative thread intertwines, creating a mosaic that tells the story of a city gracefully adapting to the evolving dynamics of the era. Limerick is vividly painted on the Limerick Archives Gazette canvas, transporting readers to familiar landscapes that have withstood the test of time. St. Mary's Cathedral stands as a timeless sentinel, the River Shannon meanders through the cityscape, and the streets narrate tales of an era long past. These physical spaces, immortalized within the pages, serve as portals to a world where Limerick's geography played an integral role in the unfolding narrative. Limerick Archives Gazette invites readers to delve into the motivations that animated the hearts of Limerick's denizens in 1905. What dreams and aspirations fuelled their endeavours, and how did the city's inhabitants navigate the challenges and triumphs of their time? Limerick Archives Gazette provides a window into the collective psyche of a community on the brink of a new century, inviting readers to empathize with the yearnings that shaped Limerick's narrative. Contemplating Limerick's 1905 narrative, Limerick Archives Gazette reveals insights into the mechanisms through which the city adapted and thrived. Communal initiatives, cultural expressions, and the resilience of the community emerge as recurring themes, showcasing the innovative spirit that defined Limerick during a period of societal evolution. Limerick Archives Gazette - Volume 6 (1905) stands as a testament to the preservation of history. This instalment, part of a centennial collection, invites readers to embark on a journey through the corridors of time, where the echoes of 1905 resonate with timeless relevance, connecting the present to the storied past of Limerick, Ireland. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Limerick Archives Gazette - Volume 14 (1913) In the fourteenth volume of the Limerick Archives Gazette, the pages of history continue to unfold, revealing the enchanting stories and images that encapsulate the vibrant spirit of Limerick, Ireland, during the transformative year of 1913. This chapter of the historical odyssey invites readers to traverse the sepia-tinted corridors of time, where the echoes of the past resonate through evocative visuals and compelling narratives. As the Limerick Archives Gazette pages turn, 1913 Limerick steps forth from the shadows, faces captured in photographs that transcend the boundaries of a century. Civic leaders, artisans, and the everyday denizens of Limerick become the protagonists of a narrative that bridges the temporal gap. Through these images, the citizens of 1913 become living testimonials to a city navigating the currents of progress. Limerick of 1913 comes alive with each turn of the page, presenting a vivid tableau of daily life. Markets hum with activity, horse-drawn carriages traverse cobbled streets, and bustling shops become vibrant hubs of interaction. These images, meticulously preserved, breathe life into the routines and rituals that defined Limerick, offering a glimpse into the heartbeat of a city navigating the currents of change. Journeying through the Limerick Archives Gazette, 1913 Limerick unfolds with the grace of the changing seasons. From the tentative blossoms of spring to the serene quietude of winter, the chronological narrative captures the nuanced shifts that marked the passage of time. Each photograph and narrative thread intertwines, creating a mosaic that tells the story of a city gracefully adapting to the evolving dynamics of the era. Limerick is vividly painted on the Gazette's canvas, transporting readers to familiar landscapes that have withstood the test of time. St. Mary's Cathedral stands as a timeless sentinel, the River Shannon meanders through the cityscape, and the streets narrate tales of an era long past. These physical spaces, immortalized within the pages, serve as portals to a world where Limerick's geography played an integral role in the unfolding narrative. Limerick Archives Gazette invites readers to delve into the motivations that animated the hearts of Limerick's denizens in 1913. What dreams and aspirations fuelled their endeavours, and how did the city's inhabitants navigate the challenges and triumphs of their time? The Gazette Book provides a window into the collective psyche of a community on the brink of a new century, inviting readers to empathize with the yearnings that shaped Limerick's narrative. Contemplating Limerick's 1913 narrative, the Limerick Archives Gazette reveals insights into the mechanisms through which the city adapted and thrived. Communal initiatives, cultural expressions, and the resilience of the community emerge as recurring themes, showcasing the innovative spirit that defined Limerick during a period of societal evolution. Limerick Archives Gazette - Volume 14 (1913) stands as a testament to the preservation of history. This instalment, part of a centennial collection, invites readers to embark on a journey through the corridors of time, where the echoes of 1913 resonate with timeless relevance, connecting the present to the storied past of Limerick, Ireland. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Limerick Archives Gazette - Volume 5 (1904) In the fifth volume of the Limerick Archives Gazette, the historical tapestry unfurls further, capturing the essence of Limerick, Ireland, during the transformative year of 1904. This instalment of the historical odyssey invites readers to step into the sepia-tinted corridors of time, where the echoes of the past resonate through evocative images and compelling stories. As the Limerick Archives Gazette pages turn, 1904 Limerick emerges from the shadows, faces frozen in time, representing a cross-section of a community on the brink of change. Civic leaders, artisans, and the everyday citizens of Limerick come to life through photographs, becoming the protagonists of a narrative that transcends the boundaries of time. Through these images, the citizens of 1904 become living testaments to a city at the cusp of a new era. 1904 comes alive with each turn of the page, presenting a vivid tableau of daily life. Markets teem with activity, horse-drawn carriages traverse cobbled streets, and bustling shops become hubs of activity. These images, meticulously preserved, breathe life into the routines and rituals that defined Limerick, offering a glimpse into the heartbeat of a city on the precipice of progress. Journeying through the Limerick Archives Gazette, 1904 Limerick unfolds with the grace of the changing seasons. From the tentative blossoms of spring to the serene quietude of winter, the chronological narrative captures the nuanced shifts that marked the passage of time. Each photograph and narrative thread intertwines, creating a mosaic that tells the story of a city navigating the currents of a dynamic era. Limerick is vividly painted on the Limerick Archives Gazette canvas, transporting readers to familiar landscapes that have withstood the test of time. St. Mary's Cathedral stands as an enduring sentinel, the River Shannon meanders through the cityscape, and the streets narrate tales of an era long past. These physical spaces, immortalized within the pages, serve as portals to a world where Limerick's geography played an integral role in the unfolding narrative. Limerick Archives Gazette invites readers to delve into the motivations that animated the hearts of Limerick's denizens in 1904. What dreams and aspirations fuelled their endeavours, and how did the city's inhabitants navigate the challenges and triumphs of their time? Limerick Archives Gazette provides a window into the collective psyche of a community on the precipice of a new century, inviting readers to empathize with the yearnings that shaped Limerick's narrative. Contemplating Limerick's 1904 narrative, the Gazette Book reveals insights into the mechanisms through which the city adapted and thrived. Communal initiatives, cultural expressions, and the resilience of the community emerge as recurring themes, showcasing the innovative spirit that defined Limerick during a period of societal evolution. Limerick Archives Gazette - Volume 5 (1904) stands as a testament to the preservation of history. This instalment, part of a centennial collection, invites readers to embark on a journey through the corridors of time, where the echoes of 1904 resonate with timeless relevance, connecting the present to the storied past of Limerick, Ireland. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Softcover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. First edition. 1ST 1992. Very good condition. Card wraps. The Northern Ireland Place-Names Project. Edited by Stockman. Light wear to cover edges. Foxing to prelims, last couple of pages and outer page edges. Packaged with care and promptly dispatched!.

Soft Cover. Condition: Very Good. First Edition (p/b). 301 pages, with Townland maps of Ardkeen, Ardquin, Ballyphilip, Ballytrustan, Ballywalter, Castleboy, Inishargy, Ballyhalbert, Slanes, Witter, Bangor, Donaghadee, Greyabbey, Newtownards.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. 379 pages. Tells some of the stories of the people of post war Limerick who were happy to stay at home and help build a city. An honest account of just some of the people who stayed home. Unmarked. Very light wear. Illustrated glossy covers.