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Portable Ireland: A Visual Reference to All Things Irish (Cyclopedia) by Shaw, Antony, 1973- is a reference work available to read on EtoBox.
What is Portable Ireland: A Visual Reference to All Things Irish (Cyclopedia) about?
This compact paperback is a veritable almanac of facts on a favorite subject, Ireland. For any traveler, armchair or otherwise, it's an engrossing and exhaustive compendium of vital data on the country, its people, history, culture, sports, weather, landmark events, and geography. All 32 counties, north and south, are represented, along with information on food, drinks, clans, customs, myths and legends, geology, politics, and literature. It's the essential guide to everything Irish!
Who reads Portable Ireland: A Visual Reference to All Things Irish (Cyclopedia)?
It is typically read by readers who need quick, reliable lookup and repeat reference.
Common subject areas: reference, language, dictionaries and manuals.
- Author
- Shaw, Antony, 1973-
- Publisher
- Running Press Book Publishers
- Published
- 2002
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780762414505
- Category
- reference
- Subjects
- History, Reference, Language Learning
- Updated
- 2026-03-24
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