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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Lonely Planet Pocket Dublin is your passport to the most relevant, up-to-date advice on what to see and skip, and what hidden discoveries await you. Stroll through the Elizabethan academe of Trinity College, sample a pint of black gold at Guinness Storehouse and explore Dublin Castle; all with your trusted travel companion.…

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Paperback. Condition: Good. This city guide to Dublin has information on the best places to stay and where to eat; the inside scoop on clubs, live music and festivals; illustrated guide to the pub scene; and detailed coverage of seaside outskirts and surrounding countryside.

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Paperback. Condition: Good. In 1939, the world tumbles toward war and the lives of two young men will be forever changed.James Brennan grew up in the poorest of Dublin's tenements, turning adversity to advantage wherever he could. But he's nearly a man now-with a good education at that-and wants more from life than what he can get as a day laborer, or following his father into the factory.Otto Werner is the privileged son of a German diplomat stationed in Dublin. Otto is destined for great things in the new Europe sure to arise after Germany's victory in the war. But he's a lonely young man, living in Ireland with only his father for company, cut off from friends and family back home.The two teens meet by chance, and each sees in the other a means to advance his own interests. But they quickly become friends, and then-surprisingly, dangerously-more. As the globe spirals deeper into chaos, the love between the young men deepens; but their world is not a hospitable place for forbidden love.As war comes closer and closer to home, everything they believe-about themselves, about each other, about the world around them-will be shattered. Will their love for each other survive the pull toward destruction in a world gone mad.…

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Paperback. Condition: Good. Over the span of 150 years, a small Texas town served as home to a number of great heroes, men and women unparalleled in their chosen professions. That town is Dublin, Texas, and in Legends of Dublin the stories of those men and women are told in detail. Among the biographies presented in this book are those of the peerless golfer Ben Hogan, country crooner Johnny Duncan, Medal of Honor winner Lt. Col. George Davis, Texas Supreme Court Chief Justice John E. Hickman, Texas founding father William Carroll Crawford, Dr Pepper distributor Sam Prim, rodeo promoter Everett Colborn, Baptist crusader Mina Everett, the entrepreneurial Higginbotham brothers, and dozens of other tales of outlaws and Indians, soldiers, physicians, preachers and pioneers.…

Paperback. Condition: Good. Dublin, Ireland is a city rich in character. John Doyle, second-hand bookseller, is a kind man, a noble fellow, and a lousy businessman. Mac Malone, a vagabond "living rough" on the streets, is a ridiculous oaf whose personality is defined by jealousy, lust, gluttony, sloth, greed, fear, and pride. As John's passion is corrupted by outside influences, Mac runs through the city like a ramshackle knight errant, battling the Seven Deadly Sins that hold his soul hostage. The stories of John and Mac intertwine and their adventures at times become one: the vagabond feast and the subsequent Duel To the Humiliation, an Irish bar fight that will make you want to hop the next flight to participate in one, the break-in of a spectacular castle with riotous consequences, as well as Mac's exploits dealing with those pesky Sins?these are the tales that make up the essence of The Vagabonds of Dublin.Throw into that mix the most important ingredient, the people, a cast of eccentrics that would make a jump from the Cliffs of Moher seem dull, and you have a wildly entertaining novel. A grand adventure, a wild ride, a humanistic comedy about the evolution of the mind and the corruption of ideals?The Vagabonds of Dublin is all of these. It's also a fun romp in the body of a profound drama, big on heart and chock full of laughs. …

Paperback. Condition: Good. For advice you can trust, look no further than Marco Polo.The Dublin Marco Polo Spiral Guide is a compact travel guide for people who have little time to prepare for a trip, don't want to miss anything, like to be inspired by great ideas for exciting days out and love all things ultra-practical and easy to use.Drink a pint in the legendary O'Donoghue's, join the locals for a picnic on the grass at St Stephen's Green, stroll around the Open Air Art Gallery on Merrion Square on a Sunday or visit Howth Head for picturesque views of Dublin's seaside. The city awaits Inside the Dublin Marco Polo Spiral Guide: Top 10 sights: From the top down to make it easy to prioritize That Dublin Feeling: provides tips to help you experience the essence of the city. Find out what makes Dublin tick and experience its unique flair - just like the locals themselves.Don't miss: Each chapter highlights the absolute must-sees for each area and what to do at your leisure if time permits.Chapters: Southside West, Southside East, Northside and Excursions. Organized by area; each chapter explores the most important and interesting sights. Restaurant recommendations, the best shopping streets and the hottest places to go for a night out are listed at the end of each chapter.Perfectly planned itineraries for each area including the best places to eat and drink along the way, each with its own map, make exploring easy and stress-free Simply decide whether you want to travel on foot, by bike, car or public transport for Perfect Days in Dublin Tours include: Viking & Medieval Dublin, The Liffey, A Dublin Pub Crawl, Georgian Dublin and Howth Head.Coverage of Kilmainham Gaol, Guinness Storehouse, St Patrick's Cathedral, Temple Bar, Dublin Castle, Trinity College, St Stephen's Green, National Museum of Ireland, National Gallery of Ireland, Phoenix Park, O'Connell Street and much more.Street Atlas & pull out map: The best of both worlds Some people prefer an atlas while others prefer a separate map - Marco Polo Spiral Guides have both The separate, fully indexed pull-out map is handily placed in a high-quality plastic wallet at the back of the guide, which can also be used as a storage pocket.Top 10 reasons to come back: For those undecided about a return visit.there is a list of Top 10 reasons to come back again.…

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Condition: Fair. Molly Murphy's beau Captain Daniel Sullivan may be out of jail on bail, but he's still a ways from clearing his name, and his foul mood has Molly in search of a little breathing room when providence steps in in the form of a proposition from New York City's renowned theatrical impresario Tommy Burke.America has been very good to Tommy, and now that he's getting on in years, he'd like to pass some of that good fortune on to his family back in Ireland. That's, of course, if Molly can find the long-lost baby sister his family left in the care of a parish priest when they fled the famine and avoid the warrant out for her arrest that forced Molly to flee herself. Tempted by the prospect of going home for the first time in years and putting her fledgling detective agency on firm financial ground, Molly throws caution to the wind and climbs aboard the White Start Liner Majestic with hopes of sneaking on and off the isle without raising a peep.But even before Molly lands on the other side of the Atlantic, Broadway's leading actress, Oona Sheehan, has gone missing from the ship, and her maid is found dead in her cabin.Full of rich historic detail and enchanting turn-of-the-century personalities, Molly's return home, In Dublin's Fair City, is the sixth thrilling installment in Rhys Bowen's award-winning Molly Murphy series.…

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Paperback. Condition: Good. Time Out Dublin delves beneath the city's shiny new veneer to explore the heart and soul of this humble, historic, complex, and conflicted destination. Travelers find the best sights and avoid the worst, guided by hundreds of candid reviews written by those who know the city best -- its locals. Suggestions for easy day-trips allow travelers to take in the gorgeous Irish countryside.…

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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. When Dublin Wasn't Doublin' is a humorous and endearing volume that combines heartfelt personal memoir, inherited family lore, and a resounding spirit of pure Americana. With a family tree that includes John Sells, the founder of Dublin, as well as Revolutionary War heroes, John Davis and Ann Simpson Davis, Tim Sells is uniquely qualified to offer insight on this exceptionally American story of the lives lived by his progenitors and the life he experienced growing up on the banks of the Scioto River. In addition to his family's history, Sells recounts fascinating episodes ranging from the execution of the great Wyandot chief, Leatherlips, to the elephant races in the Sell's Brother's Circus, to the day that John Dillinger's gang passed through town, to the time when a grocery store fire and the proprietor's mistrust of banks led to it actually raining money in the streets of Dublin. Tim Sells was born and raised in Dublin, Ohio. Sells graduated summa cum laude from Ohio State University, where he was named to the Phi Beta Kappa honor society. After serving in the US Army, Sells was a juvenile probation officer and a Welfare Department income maintenance worker in Franklin County. He subsequently was employed by the State of Ohio as a disabled veterans outreach worker for thirty years, retiring in 2009. He is fond of saying, I love to wake up in the morning with nothing to do, and go to bed at night and only have half of it done.…

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Paperback. Condition: Good. From the bestselling author of London and Sarum--amagnificent epic about love and battle, family life and political intrigue in Ireland over the course of eleven centuries. The Princes of Ireland brilliantly weaves impeccable historical research and mesmerizing storytelling in capturing the essence of a place and its people. Edward Rutherfurd has introduced millions of readers to the human dramas that are the lifeblood of history. From his first bestseller, Sarum, to the international sensation London, he has captivated audiences with gripping narratives that follow the fortunes of several fictional families down through the ages. The Princes of Ireland, a sweeping panorama steeped in the tragedy and glory that is Ireland, epitomizes the power and richness of Rutherfurd's storytelling magic. The saga begins in tribal, pre-Christian Ireland during the reign of the fierce and mighty High Kings at Tara, with the tale of two lovers, the princely Conall and the ravishing Deirdre, whose travails cleverly echo the ancient Celtic legend of Cuchulainn. From that stirring beginning, Rutherfurd takes the reader on a powerfully-imagined journey through the centuries. Through the interlocking stories of a memorable cast of characters--druids and chieftains, monks and smugglers, noblewomen and farmwives, merchants and mercenaries, rebels and cowards--we see Ireland through the lens of its greatest city. While vividly and movingly conveying the passions and struggles that shaped the character of Dublin, Rutherfurd portrays the major events in Irish history: The tribal culture of pagan Irel∧ the mission of St. Patrick; the coming of the Vikings and the founding of Dublin; the glories of the great nearby monastery of Glendalough and the making of treasures like the Book of Kells; the extraordinary career of Brian Boru; the trickery of Henry II, which gave England its first foothold in Medieval Ireland. The stage is then set for the great conflict between the English kings and the princes of Ireland, and the disastrous Irish invasion of England, which incurred the wrath of Henry VIII and where this book, the first of the two part Dublin Saga, draws to a close, as the path of Irish history takes a dramatic and irrevocable turn. Rich, colorful and impeccably researched, The Princes of Ireland is epic entertainment spun by a master.…