Growing Up with Ireland: A Century of Memories from Our Oldest and Wisest Citizens

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Growing Up with Ireland: A Century of Memories from Our Oldest and Wisest Citizens'An incredible portal to our past' The Sunday Times On 7 January 1922, Ireland became a free state. Born into that era of turbulence and hope were the twenty six women and men whose stories and memories of a lifetime are captured by cherished Irish journalist Valerie Cox. From living memory come stories of the arrival of electricity, story telling at 'rambling houses', raising a family in an earlier era, the scourge of TB, the big snow of 1932 and

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