Ireland

Ireland
ISBN-10
0749513489
ISBN-13
9780749513481
Series
Ireland
Category
Ireland
Pages
192
Language
English
Published
1996
Authors
Eric Bailey, Ruth Bailey

Description

The Thomas Cook Travellers are a set of gu ides from the AA and Thomas Cook. They are fully illustrated and contain information on tours, shopping, nightlife, geog raphy, culture and politics, as well as walks, car tours, to wn plans and colour maps. '

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