 | Turtle Bunbury Turtle Bunbury is a best-selling author, historian, speaker and TV presenter based in Ireland. He is the founder of Wistorical, an innovative concept for promoting Irish history globally.Turtle was born on 21st February 1972 and raised at Lisnavagh House, Rathvilly, Co. Carlow, Ireland. He received his early education in Baltinglass, Co. Wicklow, before moving to Castle Park School in Dublin. From 1980 to 1985, he was at Glenalmond College in the Scottish Highlands where he secured the necessary results at A-Level to read law at Trinity College Dublin. He opted to postpone college and go traveling.
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The Glorious Madness: Tales of the Irish and the Great War
By: Turtle Bunbury
17 Oct 2014 - Gill & McMillan
Who were the Irish men who went to war? What did they think, feel and believe? And how did war change the course of their lives and our own? Pushed to the wrong side of Irish history by the struggle for independence, the ...Quick View
In the long and epic fight for Irish independence, few events match the drama and tragedy of the Easter Rising of 1916. Inspired by the legends of old and bonded by a mutual dream of an independent Ireland, an extraor ...Quick View
Vanishing Ireland is a unique collection of portrait interviews looking at the dying ways and traditions of Irish life and taking us back to an Ireland virtually unrecognisable to today's post-boom generation. Illustrate ...Quick View
Vanishing Ireland: Recollections of our Changing Times
By: James Fennell , Turtle Bunbury
06 Oct 2013 - Hachette Ireland
In Vanishing Ireland: Recollections of our Changing Times, award-winning photographer James Fennell and bestselling author Turtle Bunbury once again journey the length and breadth of Ireland to bring us an extraordinary, ...Quick View
Vanishing Ireland: Further Chronicles of a Disappearing World
By: Turtle Bunbury , James Fennell
01 Oct 2009 - Hachette Books Ireland
Volume II of the hugely successful, bestselling Vanishing Ireland I - another invaluable chronicle of a disappearing Ireland
In Vanishing Ireland II, the follow up to the bestselling Vanishing Ireland I, we take anoth ...Quick View
Vanishing Ireland: Friendship and Community
By: James Fennell , Turtle Bunbury
03 Oct 2013 - Hachette Books Ireland
The new instalment in the hugely successful, bestselling Vanishing Ireland series which sees the authors travel Ireland and speak to communities, friends and neighbours in a society which is changing dramatically. Anothe ...Quick View
Rediscover the events, characters and pioneering spirit that helped create the modern world in 1847, this eclectic collection of events, stories and character portraits.
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The Landed Gentry and Aristocracy of Co. Wicklow 2005: Vol. 1
By: Turtle Bunbury
08 Dec 2006 - Irish Family Names
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A valuable chronicle of a rapidly disappearing world.
Vanishing Ireland is a unique collection of portrait interviews looking at the dying ways and traditions of Irish life and taking us back to an Ireland virtually u ...Quick View
Adare Manor: The Renaissance of an Irish Country House
By: Turtle Bunbury
14 Nov 2019 - Adare Manor Publishing
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