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05 June 2020

The exotic canon and count
in Georgian Limerick who
lived a bacchanalian life

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Bourchier’s Castle on the shores of Lough Gur, once at the heart of the Co Limerick estate of the Fane and de Salis families (Photograph: P...

06 July 2019

The church at Lough Gur
where blind harpers
and poets are buried

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The ruins of the ‘New Church’ on the shores of Lough Gur in east Co Limerick (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2019) Patrick Comerford ...

04 July 2019

A missing sandwich at
Lough Gur and a glass
of wine in Cambridge

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A glass of white wine on a summer afternoon on King’s Parade, Cambridge (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2019) Patrick Comerford Last we...

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The exotic canon and count in Georgian Limerick who lived a bacchanalian life

The church at Lough Gur where blind harpers and poets are buried

A missing sandwich at Lough Gur and a glass of wine in Cambridge

The exotic canon and count
in Georgian Limerick who
lived a bacchanalian life

The church at Lough Gur
where blind harpers
and poets are buried

A missing sandwich at
Lough Gur and a glass
of wine in Cambridge