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Exploring Georgian Limerick
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Exploring Georgian Limerick

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Following on from the success of Pat Dargan’s previous works, Exploring Georgian Dublin and Exploring Irish Castles, this new work offers an insight into a much overlooked aspect of Limerick. This guide provides an overview of Georgian Limerick, its beginnings and emergence, its Baroque planning, its open spaces and classically inspired architecture. The individuals responsible for the developments are introduced, together with the forces that motivated them and the ideas and influences that inspired and guided them. What emerges is a picture of Limerick that may be new to many people, visitors and locals alike.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
The History Press Ltd
Country
United Kingdom
Date
1 May 2012
Pages
96
ISBN
9781845887360

Following on from the success of Pat Dargan’s previous works, Exploring Georgian Dublin and Exploring Irish Castles, this new work offers an insight into a much overlooked aspect of Limerick. This guide provides an overview of Georgian Limerick, its beginnings and emergence, its Baroque planning, its open spaces and classically inspired architecture. The individuals responsible for the developments are introduced, together with the forces that motivated them and the ideas and influences that inspired and guided them. What emerges is a picture of Limerick that may be new to many people, visitors and locals alike.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
The History Press Ltd
Country
United Kingdom
Date
1 May 2012
Pages
96
ISBN
9781845887360