The Shaping of Ireland
Subtitle: the geographical perspective
By: edited by William Nolan.
Contributors: Nolan, William, 1946-
Series: The Thomas Davis lecture series
Publisher: Published in association with Radio Telefís Éireann by Mercier Press
Published: 1986
Place of publication: Cork
Language: eng
Number of pages: 203
Subjects: Ireland -- Historical geography.
Notes: Bibliography: p. 202-203.
Table of contents: title: The concept of Ireland / by Gordon L. Herries Davies; title: Early settlement and society before 1500 A.D. / by Frank Mitchell; title: Continuity and change / by Anngret Simms; title: Some civil and ecclesiastical territorial divisions and their geographical significance / by William Nolan; title: Towns and plantations, 1500-1700 / by R.H. Buchanan; title: Maps and mapmakers / by J.H. Andrews; title: Placenames and change in the Irish landscape / by Patrick O'Flanagan; title: Man, landscape, and roads / by L.M. Cullen; title: The estate system of landholding in nineteenth century Ireland / by T. Jones Hughes; title: The famine and post-famine adjustment / by Kevin Wheland; title: The cultural geography of rural Ireland in the twentieth century / by W.J. Smyth; title: Urbanisation in modern Ireland / by D.G. Pringle.