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D-Day at 80: The best new history books

D-Day at 80: The best new books for its anniversary

As the 80th anniversary of D-Day arrives, a flotilla of books offer new views of the invasion of Normandy. We pick the ones you must read

Legendary Lord Nelson is remembered on the centenary of his death (1905)

Eleanor Coade - the remarkable Georgian businesswoman and creator of artificial stone sculptures

The statue on the south face of the Bargate is of King George 111 (1738-1820.

A distinguished officer and a man of great compassion: Commodore Deasy served with distinction on the waves

A distinguished officer and a man of great compassion: Commodore Deasy served with distinction on the waves The late Cmdre Deasy is photographed as Captain (NS) inspecting an NCOs Course in the late 1980s. Photo: Irish Naval Service/Twitter/Facebook Dermot Keyes COMMODORE Joseph Deasy (Retd.), the Irish Naval Service’s first trained diver who died on Monday, May 3, has been described as a distinguished officer, an intelligent leader and a man of great compassion. Cmdre Deasy, a Dungarvan native and brother to former Minister for Agriculture and Waterford TD, the late Austin Deasy (FG), was born in 1932 and was educated by the local Christian Brothers.