In One Step from Heaven, Dubliner Derek Mahon provides a riveting account of his successful summi...

The Cornucopia Story is a moving memoir of love, loss and resilience. Deirdre O'Mara McCafferty r...

Comprising articles on Irish affairs written over the past thirteen years, this collection by Mau...

In this delightful memoir, Ted Turton describes his escapadesas an artist, designer, photographer...

This book tells the remarkable story of one woman's devotion to a life of care in the medical pro...

A quarter of a century ago, Canon Hilary Wakeman became the Rector of a Church of Ireland parish ...

By any account Paddy Murray has had a remarkable life. From meeting entertainment and sports cele...

In this candid, at times raw. account of a life a turmoil. Bishop Pat Buckley, explores his life ...

From 1968 to 1974, the Servites published an annual literary review, first called 'Everyman' & th...

With films like The Crying Game, Interview With a Vampire, Michael Collins, and, most recently. T...

The State of the Unions, part of the National College of Ireland's 'Changing World of Work' serie...

In this provocative new book, Paul Mooney argues that the union-free organisation is fast becomin...

Presents insights into Chinese history and its society. This book attempts to understand modern C...

Examines the role of school provision, school policy and student choice in shaping gender differe...

'Givens' remarkable collection of stories, each one set in 17th century Japan, are steeped in the...

The Third Age Handbook is a comprehensive guidebook for older people in Ireland, as well as for t...

For the first time in its history an Irish diaspora was reversed and young people returned home w...

'Extends the theoretical understanding of teacher education, highlights areas in need of further ...

Once known as the land of saints and scholars, Ireland today is better known as the land of scand...

In June 2004, Carole Coleman interviewed George W Bush, challenging him on the war in Iraq. Begin...

While the President of the United States is a busy man, the children of the world have not given ...

So Far, So Good recounts the story of an ordinary man who has enjoyed extraordinary adventures. P...

'This book draws from the diverse range of action research projects that have been undertaken by ...

Written by the company's founder and first CEO Pat Byrne, he tells the remarkable story of how a ...

Ella Young (1867-1956), an Irish storyteller of Celtic heroes and magic curses, had a fascinating...

For its size, Dublin has produced more writers than any other city in the world. These range from...

'So that's our setting. Sixty-nine houses, four corners of Georgian Dublin but just one address. ...

George Dempsey served as a US diplomat in Madrid, Vienna, The Hague, Venezuela and Dublin. It was...

Irish Moves is a historical book with a difference. From Ninette de Valois to Jean Butler and Tom...

Thomas Weaver was an accomplished Irish engineer and geologist who found success at a young age i...

Harry Kernoff has left a more encompassing visual record of the Irish experience during the twent...

The Transition Year Programme

Offers an insight into typical dilemmas faced by people who are already successful and plots a 'w...

The Plum Rains & Other Stories brings to life the uniquely beautiful and violent world of Japan i...

Recalls moving or amusing incidents from a distinguished career in healthcare and academia, and o...

In a career spanning 41 years in the Irish diplomatic service, Ambassador Dónal Denham has lived ...

Youth Sport in Ireland is based on extensive original research and examines the lifestyle pattern...

It is now widely recognised that Irish society has been transformed radically over the past two d...

The idea behind the Seamus Heaney Lecture Series, Perspectives on Equality, on which this book is...

Kevin Kenna offers an account of the lives of each of the eight presidents of Ireland, including ...

For the first time in its history, the Republic of Ireland faces serious regional problems, such ...

Philomena ('Phil') Garvey, the slim, fair-haired girl from the small village of Baltray, sadly pa...

'A fascinating trawl through a very personal history.' -- Irish Gazette 'A stirring story of East...

Greens or commons in Dublin were important open public spaces in the medieval and early modern pe...

The tragic love story of how a well-known horticulturist was killed in Gallipoli just after being...

Maternity in Ireland

Healthcare is often referred to as a complex environment and managing in this environment does no...

This unique and timely book is a chronicle of the unrivalled political life of the late Samus Bre...