Yell, Sam, If You Still Can by Maylis Besserie shows us Samuel Beckett at the end of his life in ...

The 'Dublin Review'

Since its publication in book form in 1914, 'Dubliners' has become one of the truly definitive sh...

The 'Dublin Review'

The 'Dublin Review'

Elizabeth Shaw, who has until now remained all but unknown in her native Ireland, was one of the ...

This fully-illustrated and authorised history marks 50 years of Ireland's most ground-breaking an...

'Wonderful novel! Vividly drawn characters, an intriguing mystery, and humorous and sparkling dia...

There's a war going on! Between Ariana Forsythe's heart and head when she falls in love with the ...

Jane Austen Lite.The language rings of Jane Austen, yet is much friendlier to the modern reader. ...

'The plot is intriguing.' The BookLife Prize'Move over, Poldark! Julian St. John is our new Engli...

Bird in the Snow follows twenty-four hours in the life of Birdie Waters. On the eve of burying he...

In the summer of 1939, as a two-year-old in London, I was given away by my parents to a Chelsea f...

Reader's Inspirational Choice Award Winner!With only two weeks until Ariana Forsythe is to marry ...

In this third installment of the PULSE EFFEX SERIES, foreign soldiers and fellow Americans gone r...

If only a perfect wedding could ensure a perfect marriage.Young Lee Edwards is rooted and grounde...

On the afternoon of Wednesday, 10 January 1923, Lulu Bagwell wrote to her mother-in-law Harriet i...

Burkard combines elements of Sense and Sensibility and The Importance of Being Earnest to craft a...

A single young woman is forced to try and con a billionaire into paying a debt the mob is after. ...

As one of Northern Ireland's most prominent nationalist politicians, Seamus Mallon has always sou...

This timely memoir by one of the most prominent Catholic nationalist politicians in Northern Irel...

Donleavy's final novel, completed in 2007. A social-climbing lingerie tycoon's interior monologue...

Skelligs Haul is a generous compilation of Michael Kirby's prose and poetry, appealing for his si...

A wryly humorous subversion of the way of life of Ireland's fading aristocracy as observed by a f...

The people who talk about their lives in this book represent a creative, dissident Ireland. They ...

Adrian Frazier's story about his friend John Behan is an informed, compelling personal account of...

The essays explore problems in mathematics and mapping, the human implications of the arc of a mi...

This all-embracing biography of Dublin, the first undertaken for more than thirty years, traces t...

The Figure in the Cave: And Other Essays

Seventy Years Young reanimates a proximate but forgotten past with all the power of first-class f...

This nuanced coming-of-age story rehearses the inner narrative of neutral Ireland as public perce...

This beautiful children's meditation book promotes peace, calm and happiness in a way children ca...

Meyer's translation and introduction to the Life form the core of the book, added to which is a p...

Few historians have paid as much attention as MacDonagh to the importance of style, and this is r...

The Mookse and the Gripes is the peculiar and hilarious re-telling of Aesop's ancient fable of 'T...

Born in Dublin in 1798 and educated at Trinity College, James Henry was a controversially humane ...

The volume is beautifully designed and lavishly illustrated. The text is formed by interviews wit...

Ink-Stained Hands fulfils a considerable gap in Irish visual arts publications as the first book ...

The Lilliput Press is proud to reissue this iconic view of Dublin's northside docks area in the 1...

Darkly moving, often shocking, this interwoven story follows three college students, desperately ...

In the midst of the Second Intifada, two acts of extreme violence lead to an act of extraordinary...

The book is amply illustrated by photographs, drawings, engravings, posters and maps, and include...

Nature on display here in its wonder and glory by a master of the lens, Ray Beggan.

This gathering of prose essays and reviews are taken from the columns of the Irish Press, Hiberni...

Land Matters concerns social and ecological change, the underlying results of structural and poli...

This powerful family saga evokes the tensions and transformations within a new Ireland as traditi...

Ink-Stained Hands fulfils a considerable gap in Irish visual arts publications as the first book ...

In this eagerly anticipated follow-up to his debut novel, Here Are the Young Men, Rob Doyle bring...