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John Blake Dillon: Young Irelander (History) [Hardcover]

Brendan O Cathaoir


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5.0 out of 5 stars Amazing Story told with passion and dedication, 31 Oct 2000
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This review is from: John Blake Dillon: Young Irelander (History) (Hardcover)
Having lived in Druid Lodge, a charming early Victorian house overlooking beautiful Killiney Bay, Dublin, Ireland, for more than 20 years, and given the prominence with which Druid Lodge features in Brendan O'Cathaoir's book, I read with rapt attention from start to finish.

The story is told with genuine affection for its characters and subject matter, and provides a snapshot of Ireland in the latter half of the 19th century, a time of social upheaval and change, increasing positive foreign influences on our way of life, and captures the mood of the nation at that time.

Interesting parrallels may be drawn between the changes afoot 130 years ago and the current economic boom Ireland is enjoying.

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