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Irish Almanac And Yearbook Of Facts 1997
Irish Almanac And Yearbook Of Facts 1997
Irish Almanac And Yearbook Of Facts 1997

By Pat, Pat McArt, Damian Dowds, Anita Gallagher, Mcart, Campbell D'Onal, Colm McKenna

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xii,318p. : 21 cm 'Editors: Pat McArt, Dónal Campbell' - verso of title page

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Irish Almanac & Yearbook Of Facts 1999
Irish Almanac & Yearbook Of Facts 1999

By Helen Curley, Pat McArt, Dónal Campbell

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vii, 490 pages : 21 cm "The ultimate Irish reference book"--Cover Includes index

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A NEW IRELAND A TEN YEAR PLAN
A NEW IRELAND A TEN YEAR PLAN

By Mary Campbell, Paul Gosling, Pat McArt, Tom Healy

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The economy of the Republic of Ireland is roaring ahead, while that of Northern Ireland is one of the weakest in Europe - dependent on a large annual subsidy from British taxpayers, whose tolerance...

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The Irish Almanac & Yearbook Of Facts 1998

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