Carlow: The Manor and Town, 1674-1721 Volume 12

Focusing on the management of the O'Brien estate during a transformative period in Ireland, the narrative explores the economic challenges faced during and after the Williamite War, highlighting the slow recovery until the problematic 1721 sale to James Hamilton. It reconstructs the historical built environment using surviving records and investigates the aftermath of a significant fire in Carlow in 1693. Additionally, the book delves into the region's economic activities, providing a comprehensive view of the estate's historical context and development.