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A Dublin park for wildlife and for people |
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If you cannot see the buttons above, try the links below "Brendan Nolan's comprehensive history and guidebook of Phoenix park is a masterpiece." Community Voice. "Very
well researched, and beautifully
written and illustrated.
"This
is an enthusiast's book."
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page is closed Please see the homepage ----------
Copies
of Phoenix Park a history and guidebook are a welcome addition
to your corporate or conference goodybag.
Ask for bulk order details. Brendan Nolan has reported on Phoenix Park as a freelance journalist for several decades and was a professional observer at many of the events of the late 20th century related herein. |
Phoenix Park Visitors' Centre is accessed by road or on foot by the avenue from the middle roundabout --- Phoenix Monument --- on Chesterfield Avenue . The centre is a scheduled stop on the park coach's regular route. Coachs depart from and return to Parkgate Street. -------
"Author
Brendan Nolan provides a fascinating read."
"It's
a fabulous book. It should be in all the schools."
Nolan
sets well-known events in the Park's history beside accounts of
its buildings and institutions, as well as obscure subjects like
park rangers' uniform regulations.
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deer flora
& fauna history;introduction;
links;
literary; mass events;
monuments; peacekeepers;
updates; sport;
usay
walks;
whatson; zoo
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