HAYWARD, Richard. Where the River Shannon Flows.
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With illustrations from Photographs by Louis Morrison and folding map of the Shannon from its source to the sea. Dundalk: Dundalgan Press, 1950. Second edition. pp. 331. Grey linen, title in green on spine. A superb copy in superb unclipped pictorial dust wrapper. Rare in this condition.
The author along with two friends journeyed the whole length of the Shannon River, from its source Slieve Cuilcach in County Cavan to its majestic estuary. Along the way he lingers to investigate legends, to authenticate history, and to indulge his genius for making friends with the people of farm and village and town. This work is further enhanced with a large coloured folding map.
[CAT 163]
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