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

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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