Spacing Ireland: place, society and culture in a post-boom era

Mary Gilmartin

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If it is possible to judge a book by the cover, then Spacing Ireland should find a home on all good bookshelves. The cover photograph comes from artist Brian McCarthy's “Boomtown” series. Its main ...

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