A brilliant PVC Fridge Magnet in the shape of the word " Ireland" with gorgeous well-known images too.

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Scale: 6.5 miles to 1 inch 1:412, 000. Full colour general purpose map. It has layer colouring to show land height, places of tourist interest & a selection of town & city centre maps complete with their indexes. The map shows speed enforcement zones as well as safety camera locations. MAIN FEATURES This map features the whole of Ireland on one side of the sheet with index & town centre plans on the reverse. The map has a high level of detail & superb clarity.

Includes:: * All motorways, classified roads & many minor roads * Speed enforcement zones shown clearly on the map plus the locations of safety cameras * Places of tourist interest shown * Distances between major settlements shown in both miles & kilometres * Distance chart in both miles & km * Street maps of Bangor, Belfast, Cork, Drogheda, Dublin, Dun Laoghaire, Galway, Killarney, Limerick, Londonderry & Waterford complete with indexes AREA OF COVERAGE

Includes:: the whole of Irel&. WHO THE PRODUCT IS OF INTEREST TO An essential purchase for anyone motoring around Irel&.



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Be match day ready with this giant size Ireland Flag, the ideal Irish souvenir.

A fantastic match day flag, support

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This beautifully illustrated book encapsulates the many contrasting facets of Irel&, beginning with a journey around the coastal regions that encircle the Emerald Isle, then exploring the landscape, next the cities, towns & villages, & finally the Irish people & their culture & way of life. This book has 240 pages & is 26cm x 20.6cm x 1.6cm ...

Ireland's history has always involved successive waves of immigration: Celts, Vikings, Normans, Elizabethan-English adventurers, Anglo-Scots settlers, Cromwellians, Huguenots, Palatines & others. This fascinating & lucid introduction to the island's story, Richard Killeen separates the history from the myths. The often violent & tangled relationship between Ireland & the English crown is a key part of the story, as are nationalism, religious allegiances & the island's internal conflicts. ...

These days Irish horses dominate jump racing, while one of the finest Derby winners of recent years was Sea The Stars. The greatest steeplechasing horse of all time, Arkle, was Irish-bred & trained. Nijinsky, winner of Englands great flat races, was trained in Irel&. Now, Brian O? Connor, Racing Correspondent of the Irish Times, selects a dozen truly great Irish horses of the last hundred years of racing history & devotes a chapter to each, assessing their calibre against the horses they had to beat, & analysing the particular source of each horses greatness. The horses O? Connor selects are wonderfully different. There is Arkles almost unearthly indestructibility, utterly trouncing the opposition whatever weight he had to carry in the toughest, most arduous steeplechases, & on the other hand there is Sinndar, the Aga Khans colt whose quicksilver speed saw him become the first horse ever to win the treble of Epsom Derby, Irish Derby & Prix de l? Arc de Triomphe. There is Orby, the first Irish-trained Derby winner at the start of the twentieth century, owned by an Irish-born New York union hard man the King refused to meet, & Moscow Flyer, just as likely to lose concentration & fall, but on his day a brilliant chaser over two miles, the toughest jumping challenge of all. There is the great hurdler Istabraq & the Gold Cup winner Dawn Run, as well as Alleged, the ?forgotten horse? that won back-to-back victories under Lester Piggott in the Prix de l? Arc de Triomphe, & Vintage Crop, who went all the way to Australia in 1993 & won the Melbourne Cup. Witty & trenchant & formidably well-informed, Irelands Greatest Racehorses is a hugely enjoyable celebration of some of the finest racehorses of all time. ...

As dramatic as a good novel, this is the first intimate biography of Katie ' Kitty' O' Shea, the woman whose scandalous love affair with the Irish nationalist leader Charles Stewart Parnell altered the course of Irish history. At the end of the nineteenth century, Charles Stewart Parnell, MP, was the only man who both the English government & Irish radicals believed could secure Home Rule for Irel&. But when Parnell met & fell in love with Katie O' Shea, a married woman, Parnell's life
- & Ireland's history
- would change for ever. When Parnell was named as co-respondent in Katie's divorce & revealed as the father of three of Katie's children their affair triggered the most notorious scandal of the Victorian era. Elisabeth Kehoe's vivid biography introduces us to a woman entirely unrecognisable as the home-wrecker & historical catastrophe of subsequent myth. From this book emerges, for the first time, the real Katie O' Shea: a gifted woman who influenced political policy with an acuity & sensitivity sorely lacking in her lover.

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Books History Books If we seal off the past, how will we ever know the truth? In 1942, in Nazi-occupied Pol&, a Jewish child was smuggled out of the Warsaw ghetto in a backpack. That child was Karen Kirsten’s mother, but she knew nothing about this extraordinary event until one day a letter arrived from a stranger. After Karen eventually discovered the grandparents she loved dearly were in fact not her biological grandparents, she travelled the globe to uncover her family’s past & to find the answers to baffling questions: why did her adoptive grandmother treat Karen’s mother so unkindly? Why did she hide the truth that she was her mother’s aunt? & why, if she appeared to dislike Karen’s mother, did she risk her life to save her & bring her to Australia? Irena’s Gift weaves together a mystery, history & memoir to tell the story of a family torn apart by war. From the glittering concert halls of interbellum Warsaw to the vermin-infested prison where a Jewish woman... ...

Keep all of your favourite stationery together in one place with this chic Iridescent Barrel-shaped Pencil Case!

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Light up your latest project with our Iridescent Craft Tapes.

This set of 6 shining tapes are ideal for those who just

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