Book Review: The Turning Tide charts a course through the Irish Sea

"The Irish Sea was created by a huge glacier that scraped its way from Scotland and Ireland 700km south to St George’s Channel, sculpting the land on either side."
Book Review: The Turning Tide charts a course through the Irish Sea

The Harland and Wolf shipyards in Belfast when the liner RMS Titanic was under construction.

Sun, 23 Apr, 2023 - 19:00
Brendan Daly

  • The Turning Tide: A Biography of the Irish Sea 
  • Jon Gower
  • HarperCollins, €23.99 

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