Irish Castles and Fortified Houses (The Irish Treasures Series)

Sweetman, David

Town House and Country House

<p>Sheela-na gigs are carvings of naked females posed in a manner which displays and emphasises the genitalia. Once thought of in negative terms only, they have more recently come to be regarded in a positive light. This book assesses their origins, discusses the contexts in which they appear, usually on churches and castles, their cultural influences and function.</p>

Sheela-na-gigs

Arts & Photography

Kelly, Eamonn P.

History & Criticism

Tales From Bective Bridge

Mary Josephine Lavin

The Ardagh chalice is a stunningly beautiful early Irish communion vessel, known to most Irish people and famous the world over. Now, with this colourful and informative photo-essay, the Irish archaeologist and scholar Dr Michael Ryan sets this and other altarware treasure in context for the student and the general reader.

Early Irish Communion Vessels (The Irish Treasures Series)

Ryan,Michael

The last Secretary General: Sean Lester and the League of Nations

Douglas Gageby

Biographies & Memoirs

After a fashion: A history of the Irish fashion industry

Business & Money

Robert O'Byrne

Economics

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