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The Rivers of Dublin

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ISBN: 9781911024859
AuthorSweeney, Clair
Pub Date13/11/2017
BindingPaperback
Pages200
CountryIRL
Dewey551.483084
Quick overview The Rivers of Dublin is the magnificent new edition of a cherished study of Dublin's history that ranks as a classic for its stunning illustrations and unparalleled examination of Dublin's river routes, and the ceaseless activity that they inspired.
€29.95

The rivers, tributaries, and streams that have populated Dublin since its establishment have governed the expansion of the city and its quality of life - over time, many of these water routes have become hidden from view as the city expanded over them. Clair Sweeney's magisterial work brings the ancient watercourses to the surface once more, breathing life into alternate maps of Dublin and excavating entire societies. Sweeney's position in the Corporation's engineering department gave him unparalleled access to places that the majority of Dublin citizens hardly know exist.

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The rivers, tributaries, and streams that have populated Dublin since its establishment have governed the expansion of the city and its quality of life - over time, many of these water routes have become hidden from view as the city expanded over them. Clair Sweeney's magisterial work brings the ancient watercourses to the surface once more, breathing life into alternate maps of Dublin and excavating entire societies. Sweeney's position in the Corporation's engineering department gave him unparalleled access to places that the majority of Dublin citizens hardly know exist.

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