Book Review: A unique history sheds light on the life of Dublin's Phoenix Park

"Though the Phoenix Park’s story sweeps across more than three centuries three relatively recent events held in the park show how dramatically and unambiguously this society has evolved."
Book Review: A unique history sheds light on the life of Dublin's Phoenix Park

The crowd at Dublin's Phoenix Park for Pope John Paul II's 1979 visit. Pic: Maxpix.

Fri, 03 Nov, 2023 - 19:00
Jack Power

  • The Lamplighters of the Phoenix Park: A Unique History of One of Ireland’s Most Famous Places 
  • Donal Fallon with James and Frank Flanagan
  • Hachette Books Ireland, €25.00 

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