Six new volumes in the well-respected Maynooth Studies in Local History series have been published by Four Courts Press. They are:
- The Great Famine in Kinsale, by Catherine Flanagan. Details.
- Fleeing from famine in Connemara: James Hack Tuke and his assisted emigration scheme in the 1880s, by Gerard Moran. Details.
- The Parnell split in Westmeath: The bishop and the newspaper editor, by Michael Nolan. Details.
- Tristernagh Priory, Co. Westmeath: Colonial monasticism in medieval Ireland, by Tadhg O’Keeffe. Details.
- Thomas Bermingham: Nineteenth-century Irish land agent and ‘Improver’, by Cathal Smith. Details.
- The Walker Testimonial and symbolic conflict in Derry, by Heather Stanfiel. Details.
Each volume runs to 64 pages, is illustrated and is currently on offer from the publishers at €8.95.
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Newly published titles from Four Courts Press |