An illustrated History.

This book provides an insightful exploration of Dublin’srich architectural heritage, ranging from the early medievalperiod through the Norman era to the late fifteenth century.Featuring forty-five significant structures, including ancientchurches, round towers, castles and tower-houses, this highlyillustrated guide offers a fascinating glimpse into the medievalcity. With historical context, architectural details and detailedillustrations, it will servve as an invaluable resource forhistory enthusiasts and visitors eager to discover the medievallandmarks that continue to shape Dublin’s landscape.Drawing on extensive research, this guide highlights thearchitectural significance of and historical narratives behindthe sites, exploring their cultural and social roles throughoutthe centuries.

Pat Dargan is an architect, historian, author and memberof the Royal Institute of Architects of Ireland and the RoyalInstitute of British Architects. He has a special interest in thehistory and development of Irish cities and towns and he haspublished and lectured extensively in spatial planning anddesign. His previous works include Kilkenny: City of Heritage (Wordwell), Exploring Georgian Dublin (The History Press), Exploring Georgian Limerick (The History Press) and Galway:City of Heritage (Wordwell)