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DOI:
https://doi.org/10.55650/igj.1991.585Abstract
THE GEOGRAPHY AND PRACTICE OF ENGLISH COLONISATION IN IRELAND 1534–1609, by Rolf Loeber. Athlone: Group for the Study of Irish Historic Settlement, 1991. 82pp. IR£6.00. No ISBN.
IRELAND BEFORE AND AFTER THE FAMINE: EXPLORATIONS IN ECONOMIC HISTORY 1800–1925, by Cormac O'Grada. Manchester: Manchester University Press, 1990. 179pp. £10.50stg. ISBN 07190–2676–8.
SPALPEENS AND TATTIE HOKERS: HISTORY AND FOLKLORE OF THE IRISH MIGRATORY AGRICULTURAL WORKERIN IRELAND AND BRITAIN, by Anne O'Dowd. Dublin: Irish Academic Press, 1991. 441pp. IR£40.00 ISBN 0–7165–2450–3.
KELLS, by Anngret Simms with Katharine Simms. Fasicle No.3, Irish Historic Towns Atlas, edited by J.H. Andrews and Anngret Simms. Dublin: Royal Irish Academy, 1990. 12pp. text + 9 maps + 3 plates. IR£18.00. ISBN 0–901714–84–4.
DUBLIN STREET LIFE AND LORE: AN ORAL HISTORY, by Kevin C. Kearns. Dublin: Glendale, 1991. 245pp. IR£14.95. ISBN 0–907606–970.
THE BOOK OF THE BURREN, edited by J.W.O'Connell and A. Korff. Kinvara, South Galway: Tir Eolas, 1991. 228 pp. IR£9.95. ISBN 1 87382100 X.
RURAL CRISIS: PERSPECTIVES ON IRISH RURAL DEVELOPMENT, edited by Tony Varley, Thomas A. Boylan and Michael P. Cuddy. Galway: Centre for Development Studies, University College, Galway, 1991. 244pp. IR£7.00. ISBN 0 95157311X.
VOTING BEHAVIOUR IN THE REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A GEOGRAPHICAL PERSPECTIVE, by M.A. Busteed. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1990. 260pp. £30.00stg. ISBN 019 823276 4.
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