Cookstown: From Lough Neagh to the Sperrins
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Cookstown: From Lough Neagh to the Sperrins

by Eddie Mccartney

Geography Local History Irish Culture
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Cookstown: From Lough Neagh to the Sperrins by Eddie Mccartney traces the story of this Northern Irish town, bridging the serene waters of Lough Neagh with the majestic Sperrins. It offers a detailed exploration of the region's historical and geographical significance, inviting readers to appreciate its enduring charm and landscapes.

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Cookstown: From Lough Neagh to the Sperrins explores the geographical and historical essence of the Cookstown region in Northern Ireland. Authored by Eddie Mccartney, it delves into the area's unique position between the expansive Lough Neagh and the rugged Sperrins mountains.

The book highlights the cultural and natural features that define this part of the country, providing readers with a comprehensive view of its development over time.

Through detailed accounts, it captures the interplay between water and land that shapes Cookstown's identity, making it a valuable resource for those interested in local history and geography.

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