According to legend, Dundrum dates back to the seventh century, when St Nahi founded his monastery here, and for centuries it remained a rural village on the edge of Dublin. However, large-scale housing developments in the last fifty years and retail advances in the last decade have led to extensive changes in the character and makeup of the area.
Local historian and author Hugh Oram explores its history by contrasting forty-five archive images with modern photographs taken by Vincent Clarke. Accompanied by detailed and informative captions, each page provides a vibrant and important record of the changing face of Dundrum.
| ISBN: | 9781845888428 |
| Publication date: | 2nd February 2015 |
| Author: | Hugh Oram |
| Publisher: | Pitkin |
| Format: | Paperback |
| Pagination: | 95 pages |
| Series: | Then and Now |
| Genres: |
Local history |
According to legend, Dundrum dates back to the seventh century, when St Nahi founded his monastery here, and for centuries it remained a rural village on the edge of Dublin. However, large-scale housing developments in the last fifty years and retail advances in the last decade have led to extensive changes in the character and makeup of the area.
Dundrum features in the following genres: Local history
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Dundrum was written by Hugh Oram and published by Pitkin
Dundrum has 95 pages
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