Polish language guide to Ireland a publishing first

The first-ever Polish language book by an Irish publisher will be released today to cater for the estimated 200,000 Poles living and working in the country.

Polish language guide to Ireland a publishing first
Thu, 22 Mar, 2007 - 08:06

The first-ever Polish language book by an Irish publisher will be released today to cater for the estimated 200,000 Poles living and working in the country.

The Golden Book of Ireland or Zlota Ksiega Irlandia guidebook has already sold over 120,000 copies in its German, French, Italian and Spanish translation editions.

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