General Catalogue 2013-2014

General catalogue

2013-2014

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CONTENTS New books, pages A4-5 Architecture/Art A6 Biography/Memoir A6-10 Celtic A11 Business A11 Crosswords/Puzzles A12 Fiction A12-14 Food and Drink A15-16 Graphic Novels A16-17 History A17-21 Life Issues A21 Nature A21 Humour A22-23 Photography A24 Poetry A25 Politics A25-26 Reference A26-27 Sport A27-28 Storytelling/Folklore A29 Travel/Guides A29-31 True Crime A31-32 Walking Guides A31 Brandon books A33-37 Where an eBook ISBN is listed, the title is available from www.obrien.ie and the world’s leading eBook stores.

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How to order A39 Trade Distribution/Agencies A40 Rights Agents A41 All ISBNs listed in this catalogue are ISBN-13 The O’Brien Press Ltd 12 Terenure Road East Dublin 6, Ireland Tel: +353 1 4923333 Fax: +353 1 4922777 E-mail: books@obrien.ie Website: www.obrien.ie

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RIGHTS AVAILABLE AND SOLD indicated under each entry as follows: W = world rights, all languages, all territories AL = Albanian AR = Arabic AU/NZ = Australia, New Zealand B = Britain (excludes Northern Ireland) BA = Bahasa B/C = Britain and Commonwealth BU = Bulgarian CAN = Canada CA = Catalan CH = Chinese CR=Croatian CZ = Czech

DA = Danish DU = Dutch EL = English language only ES = Estonian EU = European Union F = French F/C = French (Canada only) FI = Finnish G = German GR = Greek H = Hungarian HE = Hebrew IL = Irish language I = Italian IN = India (EL) J = Japanese IC = Icelandic KO = Korean LA = Latvian

LI = Lithuanian NO = Norwegian P = Portuguese PO = Polish RO = Romanian RU = Russian SA = South Africa (EL) SC = Scots Gaelic SE = Serbian SL = Slovene Slo = Slovak SP = Spanish SW = Swedish T = Turkish TH = Thai U = Ukrainian US = United States IR = rights for Ireland only, including Northern Ireland

Front cover image by Emma Byrne from Ulysses: Dublin Illustrated Edition. See page A12.

AUTHOR INDEX Anderson, Brendan A9 Ashe FitzGerald, Mairéad A19, A25, A30 Bacik, Ivana A25 Barrett, Betty A29 Behan, Brendan A13 Benjaminse, Paul A31 Bergin, Eileen A16 Bolger, Muriel A29 Bourke, Edward J A19 Boylan, Seán A9 Boyne, Sean A10 Bradley, Gerry A9 Brenock, Michael A27 Breslin, Cathy A21 Broderick, Marian A7 Bugler, Sheila A33 Byrne, Mary A7 Caren, David A26 Clarke, Howard A20 Clarke, Kathleen A8 Cleary, Catherine A32 Clemenger, Michael A9 Clerkin, Malachy A28 Clinch, Peter A11 Collins, Lorcan A18, A30 Collins, Stephen A25, A26 Connolly, Kevin A36 Convery, Frank A11 Cooney, John A9 Corcoran, Kevin A31 Crosbie, Paddy A7 Crozier, Derek A12 Cruise O’Brien, Máire A8 Cunningham, Mark A6 Cunningham, Noreen A30 Curran, Bob A22, A29 Curriculum Development Unit, A13, A19, A30 Currie, Austin A9 Davis, Derek A25 Davison, Stephen A28 de Paor, Louis A11, A25 Delany, Ronnie A9 Dent, Sarah A20 Dillon, Paddy A31 Doorley, Tom A10 Dorgan, Theo A25 Doyle, Evan A15 Doyle, Ken A9 Doyle, Patrick A9 Duggan, Barry A31 Dwyer, T. Ryle A19

Ekin, Des A13, A20 Fahy, Bernadette A10 Feeney, Brian A9, A21, A26 Foley, Michael A28 Gallimore, Andrew A8 Galvin, Tom A8 Gibney, John A18 Gildea, Anne A13 Gilligan, Ann Louise A8 Gilligan, Robbie A7 Glover, Winifred A19 Goodfellow, Damien A16 Granville, Gary A18 Grimason, Darryl A8 Hannigan, Dave A8, A20 Harkin, Greg A26 Hayden, Edward A15 Hayes, Paddy A32 Hayes, Tadhg A22 Healy, Shay A10 Hennelly, Regina A32 Hennessy, Marie A30 Hick, Gillian A7 Holland, Anne A27, A28 Howard, Paul A14, A32 Hughes, Brian A18 Hughes, Harry A30 Hunt, Gerry A17 Ingram, Martin A26 Ireland, UNICEF A10 Jancar, Drago A36 Jeffares, A. Norman A21, A25 Jess, Mervyn A20 Johnson, Ruth A20 Joyce, James A12 Keane, John B. A36 Kelly, Deirdre A6 Kelly, Jane A32 Kelly, Michael A8 Kelters, Seamus A24 Kennedy, John A12 Kinsella, Thomas A25 Kirwan, Gary A6 Klaus, H. Gustav A10 Kohn, Roger A6 Kostick, Conor A17, A30 Krieger, Carsten A24 Lavelle, Des A30 Lennon, Tom A13 Lensmen Photographic Archive A24 Lepman, Jella A10

Litton, Helen A18 Llywelyn, Morgan A20 Looney, Fiona A10 Mac a’Bháird, Natasha A26 Mac Uistin, Liam A11 Maclean, Malcolm A25 MacSwiney Brugha, Máire A8 Massey, Eithne A29 McAfee, Patrick A6 McCafferty, Kate A36 McCann, Sean A22 McCarthy, Justine A31 McConville, Rory A17 McCoole, Sinéad A20 McEneaney, Eamonn A30 McGarry, Patsy A8 McGinn, Pat A30 McGuinness, Frank A33 McGuire, Eamon A9 McKeon, Clare A16 McMahon, Sean A13 Merriman, Brian A25 Mhac an tSaoi, Máire A25 Mitchell, Angus A18 Moore, Christy A37 Morrissy, Mary A33 Morrow, Alan A29 Murphy, Ann A32 Murphy, Brendan A24 Murphy, Colin A7, A17, A22, A23, A36 Murphy, Judy May A21 Nagle, Con A27 Ní Lamhna, Éanna A21 ní Laoghaire, Ide A27 O Brolchain, Honor A18 Ó hAllmhuráin, Gearóid A21 Ó hEithir, Breandán A21 O’Brien, Brendan A21, A26 O’Brien, Deborah A11 O’Brien, Mary A12 O’Callaghan, Sean A37 O’Carroll, Brendan A14 O’Connell, Brian A7 O’Connor, Christy A28 O’Connor, Frank A25 O’Connor, Niamh A31 O’Connor, Ulick A9, A36 O’Dea, Donal A22, A23 O’Donnell, Daniel A10 O’Donnell, Ruan A20 O’Dowd, Niall A9

O’Driscoll, Eileen A15 O’Keeffe, Eroline A32 O’Keeffe, Padraig A9 O’Kelly, Seumas A13 O’Leary, Olivia A26 O’Shea, Joe A7 O’Shea, Owen A25 O’Toole, Joe A10 Parkes, Louise A28 Pavloff, Franck A13 Pearson, Peter A6 Pierce, Nicola A9 Power, Frances A29 Quinn, Feargal A11 Quinn, John A9 Redican, Sue A30 Richardson, Neil A20 Riegel, Ralph A9, A28, A32 Rieley, Abigail A31 Rowley, Eddie A7, A8 Roy, James A27 Ryan, Paul A22 Sheridan, Michael A32 Shiel, Michael A19 Shortt, Pat A22 Siggins, Gerard A28 Simms, George Otto A19 Slavin, Michael A28 Sliney, Will A16 Somers, Dermot A20 St.John Gogarty, Oliver A13 Stagles, Joan A30 Stagles, Ray A30 Sweeney, Eamonn A21 Thomson, George L A16 Todd, Loreto A26, A27 Touher, Patrick A10 Travers, Jane A16 Vance, Rob A30 Waldron, Robert A36 Walsh, Brendan A11 Watson, Philip A29 Webb, Mary A27 Whelan, Fergus A36 White Lennon, Biddy A15, A16 Wilde, Oscar A13 Will, Gavin A19 Williams, Paul A32 Zapico, Alfonso A16 Zappone, Katherine A8

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A Note from the Publisher Greetings to all our friends worldwide. What a year for O’Brien Press! A major highlight was publishing the Dublin Illustrated Edition of James Joyce’s Ulysses in partnership with Bob Joyce and the James Joyce Centre, to coincide with the Global Bloomsday Gathering. We also launched our Brandon Fiction imprint, led by playwright Frank McGuinness’ debut novel, Arimathea, and Mary Morrissy’s The Rising of Bella Casey, and published the first women’s crime title Hunting Shadows from new talent Sheila Bugler. We grew our graphic novel series with multi-talented Alfonso Zapico’s James Joyce, Portrait of a Dubliner, breakthrough artist Will Sliney’s Celtic Warrior, and titles on Jim Larkin and the 1913 Lockout. And take your pick of new biography, history, business, sport, music, cookery and photography – despite the challenges, we are firing on all cylinders and producing an impressive range of fantastic books.

TITLE INDEX

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1913: Larkin’s Labour War A17 1950s, The A24 1960s, The A24 1970s, The A24 2nd feckin’ book of Irish Slang that makes a holy show of the first one, The A23 Abbeylara A32 Across the River A34 Afraid of the Dark A32 After the Celtic Tiger A11 After the Wake A13 All Hell Will Break Loose A9 Ambassadors on Horseback A28 American Skin A36 And That Was ... Derek Davis A25 And Time Stood Still A34 Aran Islands, The A30 Arimathea A33 Arkle A27 Around Ireland on a Bike A31 At War With The Empire A17 Babyface Goes to Hollywood A8 Beautiful Sound of Silence, The A35 Before the Dawn A37 Best of Irish Festive Cooking A15 Best of Irish Home Baking A15 Best of Irish Meat Recipes A15 Best of Irish Potato Recipes A15 Best of Irish Soups A15 Best of Irish Traditional Cooking A15 Best-Loved Yeats A25 Bewitched Land, A A29 Big Book of Simplex Crosswords, The A12 Big Jim A17 Black Widow, The A31 Blasket Island Guide, The A30 Blasket Islands, The A30 Blood Upon the Rose A17 Bloodstorm A35 Bodhrán Makers, The A36 Book of deadly Irish Quotations some smart fecker in the pub is always blatherin’ on about, The A23 Book of feckin’ Irish Slang that’s great craic for cute hoors and bowsies, The A23 Book of Feckin’ Irish Trivia, The A23 Book of Irish Songs yer oul’ fella always sang when he was jarred at a hooley, The A23 Book of luvely Irish Recipes yer ma useta make when you were a little gurrier , The A23 Boycott A36 Break-Out! A32

Brendan the Navigator A19 Brian Boru A16 Bridge of Children’s Books, A A10 Brown Morning A13 Butler’s Pantry, The A16 Cage 11 A37 Castles of Ireland A30 Celtic Book of Days A11 Celtic Decorative Art A11 Celtic Magic Tales A11 Celtic Names for Children A26 Celtic Tales of Enchantment A11 Celtic Warrior A16 Celtic Way of Life A19 Chisellers, The A14 Christy Moore Songbook, The A37 Country Days A34 Course, The A14 Coward if I Return, A Hero if I Fall, A A20 Crazy Love A13 Croagh Patrick A30 Crosaire A12 Crowning the Customer A11 Cures, Hoors and Floating Voters A22 Dark Place, The A35 Dark Times, Decent Men A20 Darkness of Bones, The A35 De Valera in America A20 Dead of Winter A35 Deadlines and D**kheads A13 Death in December A32 Death on the Hill A31 Deep Deception A31 Discover Waterford A30 Dissent into Treason A36 Driving Instructor’s Handbook, The A27 Dublin 1913 A18 Dublin City of Literature A29 Dublin Documentary, A A25 Dublin Wit A22 Dubliners A12 Dublinia A20 Dust of Death, The A35 Easter Rising, The A30 Edward Daly A18 Emotional Cook, The A16 Endurance A20 Enemy of the Empire A9 Evening with Alice Taylor, An A35 Exploring the Book of Kells A19 Exploring the Spanish Armada A19 Exploring the World of Colmcille A19 Eyewitness A24 Family Life A35 Fatal Journey A32 Fear of the Collar A10

Feckin’ Book of Bankers, Builders, Blaggers and Bowsies that Banjaxed the Nation, The A23 Feckin’ book of Everything Irish, The A23 Feckin’ book of Irish History for anyone who hasn’t been paying attention for the last 30,000 years, The A23 Feckin’ book of Irish Insults for gobdaws as thick as manure and only half as useful, The A23 Feckin’ Book of Irish Love, The A23 Feckin’ book of Irish Sayings for when you go on the batter with a shower of savages, The A23 Feckin’ book of Irish Sex & Love that’s not fit for dacent people’s eyes, The A23 Feckin’ Book of Irish Stuff: Céilís, Claddagh rings, Leprechauns & Other Aul’ Blarney, The A23 First Citizen A8 Follow Your Dream A10 Fond Memory A27 Food for Friends A15 Food to Love A15 Four Roads to Dublin A6 Freedom of Angels A10 Gangland A32 Gap of the North, The A30 General, The A32 Giant’s Causeway, The A29 Gift of a Garden, The A34 Gift of the Gab A22 Golden Book – Belfast, The A29 Golden Book – Ireland, The A29 Golden Book of Dublin, The A29 Grand National, The A28 Granny, The A14 Great Atlantic Air Race, The A19 Great Irish Writing A13 Green English A27 Guinness Story, The A19 Heirs to the Kingdom A25 Hidden Soldier A9 History’s Daughter A8 Holy Smoke! A22 Holy Terrors A9 Hope and History A37 Horslips A6 Hostage A32 House of Memories A34 Hunting Shadows A33 I Was a Boy in Belsen A7 I Will in me Politics A22 In The Blood A28 Insider A9

Ireland Glorious Landscapes A24 Ireland Painted A30 Ireland’s Coast A24 Irish Bride’s Survival Guide, The A26 Irish Cooking A16 Irish Dad’s Survival Guide, The A26 Irish Eye, An A37 Irish Gardener’s Handbook, The A27 Irish Journal, An A37 Irish Love Poems A25 Irish Stone Walls A6 Irish Voice, An A37 Irish Voice, An A9 Irish Wit A22 Island Stories A13 James Connolly A18 James Joyce A16 Joe Cahill A9 Joey Dunlop A28 John Charles McQuaid A9 John Hunt A7 Joseph Plunkett A18 Journey, The A35 Joy, The A32 Joyce We Knew, The A36 Joyce’s Pupil A36 Kathleen Clarke A8 Kerry Walks A31 Kicking and Screaming A25 Killing of Tinkers, The A36 Kinane A28 Kings of September A28 Lansdowne Road A28 Last Man Standing A28 Leabhar Mòr, An A25 Legendary Ireland A29 Life Sentence A32 Little Book of Celtic Names, The A26 Long War, The A26 Looking Under Stones A10 Magic of Celtic Spirituality, The A30 Magic of Pagan Ireland, The A30 Mammy, The A14 Mean Streets A31 Michael Mallin A18 Midnight Court, The A25 Miraculous Parish, The A25 Misadventures in Motherhood A10 Miseducation Years, The A14 More Stuff Irish People Love A22 Most Famous Irish People You’ve Never Heard Of, The A7 Mother from Hell A9 Mothers A10 Mournes Walks, The A31 Muck and Merlot A10 Murder, Mutiny & Mayhem A7

New Ireland, The A37 Night Before Christmas, The A35 No Ordinary Women A20 Nothing to Declare A32 Now That’s What I Call A Big Feckin’ Irish Book A23 O’Brien Pocket History of Gaelic Sport A21 O’Brien Pocket History of Ireland A21 O’Brien Pocket History of Irish Traditional Music A21 O’Brien Pocket History of Irish Writers A21 O’Brien Pocket History of the IRA A21 O’Brien Pocket History of the Troubles A21 Oliver St. John Gogarty A9 On The Road A10 Orange Mocha-Chip Frappuccino Years, The A14 Orange Order, The A20 Our Joe A8 Our Lives Out Loud A8 Parish, The A34 Paróiste Míorúilteach, An A25 Party Animals A26 People, Politics and Power A25 Perfect Name for your Baby, The A27 Peter Pearson’s Decorative Dublin A6 Picture of Dorian Gray, The A13 Politicians and Other Animals A26 Power Game, The A26 Priest Hunters, The A17 PS ... I Scored the Bridesmaids A14 Quench the Lamp A34 Quiet Revolution, The A19 Reading the Water A8 Red is the Rose A25 Redemption Factory, The A35 Rising of Bella Casey, The A33 Roger Casement A18 Rose of Tralee, The A19 Rowan Gillespie - Looking for Orion A6 Rules of the Road A27 Saint Patrick A19 Same Age as State, The A8 Scrapper, The A14 Sean Heuston A18 Secret Dublin Diary of Gerard Manley Hopkins, The A36 Selected Writings A37 Selling Your Home A27 Short History of Ireland’s Famine, A A20 Short History of Ireland’s Rebels, A A20 SIMPLEX Crosswords from The Irish Times A12

Single Obsession A13 Sinn Féin A26 Skellig Story, The A30 Sold into Marriage A10 Stakeknife A26 Staying the Distance A9 Stolen Village, The A20 Stone Buildings A6 Stone Heart A13 Street and Other Stories, The A37 Strong Words, Brave Deeds A10 Strongbow A17 Stuff Irish People Love A22 Sudoku Solved A12 Sweetwater A35 ‘S’ Word, The A27 Tales from the Home Farm A8 Teenage Dirtbag Years, The A14 Terence MacSwiney A8 Testimony of an Irish Slave Girl A36 There’s an Egg in my Soup A8 This is My Life A7 Three Kings A28 To Hell or Barbados A37 To School Through the Fields A34 Tony Gregory A7 Trading Paces A8 Traditional Irish Recipes A16 Tumbling in the Hay A13 Tweet Treats A16 Ulysses A12 Vet Among the Pigeons A7 Vet on the Loose A7 Village, The A34 Weaver’s Grave, The A13 Wee Book of Irish Wit and Malarkey, The A22 West Cork Walks A31 West Cork: A Place Apart A29 West of Ireland Walks A31 What are we feckin’ like? A23 When Love Comes to Town A13 Wild Dublin A21 Wild Food A15 Wild Irish Women A7 Will to Win, The A9 Winners All A28 Winning a Losing Battle A6 Wit of Oscar Wilde, The A22 Woman of House, The A34 Yeats and Sligo A36 Your Dinner’s Poured Out A7 Your life only a Gazillion times better A21

BIOGRAPHY/MEMOIR

BUSINESS

See pages A6-A10

See page A11

Winning a Losing Battle ‘Gary Kirwan is inspirational.

You’ll be impressed by Gary’s downright doggedness in his attempt to achieve his weightloss goal.’ Ray D’Arcy

Horslips Tall Tales: The Official Biography The long-awaited, first-ever book dedicated to the history of Horslips.

New books from The O’Brien Press

FICTION

John Hunt A fascinating biography of one of the most remarkable figures in the 20th century art scene.

Mind Your Own Business ‘An engaging read full of sound business advice that will no doubt appear as an elixir to struggling small businesses throughout Ireland.’

Sunday Business Post

Shor Irela Irela

FOOD AND DRINK

See pages A12-A14

See pages A15-A16

Ulysses Full of puns, parodies, and allusions, as well as rich characterisations and broad humour, this new edition of Ulysses meticulously recreates the 1922 text.

Wild Food Nature’s Harvest: Gathering, Cooking, Preserving ‘Jam-packed with tasty and simple recipes’ Irish Country Magazine Food for Friends Food for Friends shows you how to entertain at home in any situation, from casual brunches and cosy suppers to more formal dinner parties, large family events and festive get togethers.

GRAPHIC NOVELS See pages A16-A17

James Joyce Portrait of a Dubliner A stunning one-of-a-kind publication about Joyce’s life told in the form of a graphic novel.

Celtic Warrior The Legend of Cú Chulainn ‘Ferocious, bloody and sexy ... stunning illustrations’ Irish Independent

1913: Larkin’s Labour War Low-paid workers organised themselves into Unions. Businesses retaliated by locking them out of their jobs without pay … how long could they hold out?

Big Jim Jim Larkin and the 1913 Lockout ‘A valuable and refreshing look at an important part of Irish history’ Evening Echo

HISTORY/16 LIVES See pages A17-A21

Three more titles in this ambitious biographical series.

Sixteen men were executed for their role in the Easter Rising in 1916: here their lives and sacrifices are explored in full.

‘An epic new series of books ... O’Brien Press is first off the 1916 centenary mark with 16 Lives ... it is early days but 16 Lives has set the bar for the run into 2016’ RTE Guide

Arim ‘The McG this m Seba

See pages A17-A21

Strongbow The Norman Invasion of Ireland A powerful and absorbing account of an extraordinary era when Strongbow and the Normans invaded Ireland in the 12th century.

Short histories of Ireland’s Rebels & Ireland’s Famine.

PHOTOGRAPHY

Dublin 1913 Lockout & Legacy An examination of the events of 1913, the biggest labour dispute in Ireland’s history.

REFERENCE

See pages A24

See pages A26-A27

The Priest Hunters A fascinating look into the lives of four priest hunters, Sean na Sagart, Edward Tyrrell, Barry Lowe and John Garzia, some of the most hated men in 18th century Ireland.

SPORT

See pages A27-A28

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The 1970s Ireland in Pictures ‘A wonderful collection of images’ The Sunday Times Culture Magazine on The 1960s Ireland in Pictures

Arimathea ‘The great spirit of Frank McGuinness radiates in this magnificent novel’ Sebastian Barry

Ireland’s Coast A showcase of Ireland’s landscape, wildlife and people, interspersed with stories and anecdotes compiled over Carsten Krieger’s two years of travel.

The Rising of Bella Casey ‘This is a wonderful book from one of our finest writers.’

Colum McCann

The Little Book of Celtic Names A beautifully illustrated dictionary of over 2,000 Celtic names from Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall, the Isle of Man and Brittany, with origins, meanings and pronunciation.

Hunting Shadows ‘Truly a tour de force.

Imagine a collaboration between Anne Tyler and AM Homes.’

Ken Bruen

Arkle The Legend of ‘Himself’ On the eve of the 50th anniversary of his great wins, a biography of the great racehorse Arkle - the life, career, great wins, and the people involved with him.

The Gift of a Garden and To School Through the Fields Celebrate the 25th anniversary of To School Through The Fields, Alice Taylor’s classic account of growing up in the Irish countryside, with this beautifully illustrated hardback edition, along with her latest work, The Gift of a Garden, a reflective and uplifting account of her love of nature.

New books from The O’Brien Press

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HISTORY

ARCHITECTURE/ART Peter Pearson’s Decorative Dublin Peter Pearson A feast for the eye, celebrating the city’s decorative surfaces in ironwork, brickwork, stone, glass, plaster; its fanlights, doors and windows. Peter Pearson describes the rich and abundant decorative details that combine to make Dublin a visually rich and historically textured city. Illustrated throughout with over 100 photos.

Four Roads to Dublin A History of Rathmines, Ranelagh and Leeson Street Deirdre Kelly A fascinating journey through the rich history, streetscape, architecture and lives of the famous inhabitants of Dublin’s most important eighteenth- and nineteenth-century suburbs. Illustrated with maps, photos and drawings.

Rowan Gillespie - Looking for Orion Roger Kohn A fascinating glimpse into the world of renowned Irish sculptor Rowan Gillespie. A highly illustrated, sensitively designed book which provides an insight into the creative process as well as an alluring catalogue of Rowan’s work.

176 pages/illustrations €17.99 pb/ISBN 978-1-84717-234-1 Rights available W

160 pages/full colour €19.99 hb/ISBN 978-0-86278-784-4 Rights available W

160 pages/illustrations €30.00 pb/ISBN 978-1-84717-076-7 Rights available W(EL)

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256 pages/photographs, maps €14.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86278-702-8 Rights available W

Irish Stone Walls History, Building, Conservation Patrick McAfee A unique guide to Ireland’s famous stone walls, from a master stone-mason. The variety and beauty of traditional walls and buildings is explained, alongside step-by-step instructions on building your own stone walls.

Stone Buildings Conservation, Restoration, History Patrick McAfee The follow-up book to the best-selling Irish Stone Walls.

Describes how to build, conserve and renovate stone buildings using authentic, age-old techniques, including lime mortars, lime washes and other finishes.

224 pages/illustrations €19.99 pb/ISBN 978-1-84717-210-5 Rights available W

BIOGRAPHY/MEMOIR Winning a Losing Battle From 41 Stone to a New Life Gary Kirwan When Gary Kirwan contacted The Ray D’Arcy Show looking for a scales to measure his weight he was morbidly obese. Read his dramatic journey from isolation and depression to becoming a new person. Get tips and advice from Gary’s trainer and nutritionist; learn how to lose weight and feel great …

352 pages/photographs €14.99 pb/ISBN 978-1-84717-524-3 eBook ISBN 978-1-84717-570-0 Rights available W

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Philomena with a girl called for first place contest. I vied I got the prize. small and cute, night you Cassidy but being on a Saturday 7.30pm. music with this and life after a live gig but being carI never saw time I’d connected of a showband ahead of It was the first distant sounds with you could see could hear the this new world Lough. It resonated had an yearning and shores of the world suddenly We had a local ried across the multiplied, the untouchable same again. you. My horizons it seemed so — our was ever the me and yet and nothing for ceilidhe bands imporextra dimension but it was largely that music was knew music, so the I dancehall pop me, of the very thought Somewhere inside Not that I had be part of it. parish priest hated modern and “with I wanted to on which anything vaguely tant and that hearing had a piano of we chances although that was it” were zero. access to a guitar ‘Für Elise’, but began to be play pieces like Later on, music my sisters would l me. I for thing like this rock’n’rol a very personal hard and nothing school So I at boarding me on the radio. was often ill that excited HORSLIPS:TAL to Cliff like it, and being stickLalong TALES, THE because I didn’t played lead hurley Steele OFFICIAL BIOGRA was a way out Fury, Tommy PHY in the infirmary Richard, Billy really there wasn’t was cool in 1959. especially if and whatever I you. wrong with when I was nine, anything much A year earlier, to Elvis’ in there and listen contest, singing You’d just go won a talent of ClarIt was at one the bells all day.

‘Teddy Bear’. shows, November ’62, touring variety One day in rie Hayden’s in I heard the third year, they were known, when I was in or ‘fit-ups’ as on Battery in the infirmary came to the ‘Love Me Do’ a big tent that to me by a They’d do lent Ardboe. radio in us a transistor Field near to I told tein’ every night Tom McGurk. friend called a play like ‘Frankens and a sax girls dancing and also have talent there’d be a player, and then

Horslips Tall Tales: The Official Biography Mark Cunningham One of Ireland’s greatest and most important bands tell their story in their own words – the gigs, the compositions, the recordings, the tours, the heartbreaking split and the triumphant comeback. With a wealth of photographs and memorabilia.

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GROWIN G UP: BARRY PA UL DEVLI N NOVEMBER 27 1946; NEWRY, COUN DOWN, NORTH TY ERN IRELAN for us, the D Croziers and the Coyles, ably 21 kids My family so there were roaming around. home is in probArdboe, County where I grew Polly subsequ Tyrone, which up. My father, ently wrote is a book about Tommy had called ‘All that whenev Of Us There’ this great idea it in 1983 er my mother which she Eileen [née paints a very to her confine dedicated to O’Hare] came accurate picture ment, he sent me. It her off to visit of the family rural environ Newry, which ment and the bonds, the her sister in like most of shenanegins my we grew up family is how be born in that went on in the Fifties. the town’s I came to as Daisy Hill We lived in Hospital. It’s As a writer, a house that still there.

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Murder, Mutiny & Mayhem The Blackest-Hearted Villains from Irish History Joe O’Shea This dramatic and entertaining book explores the obscure and unbelievable stories of the Irish throughout history; read about notorious grave-robbers, slavers and mercenaries, drug lords, pirates and cannibals – all hailing from Ireland.

Wild Irish Women Extraordinary Lives from History Marian Broderick A marvellous collection of over seventy biographies, detailing the lives of extraordinary women from Ireland’s past – from patriots to pirates, warriors to writers and mistresses to male impersonators.

Your Dinner’s Poured Out Paddy Crosbie Dublin 1913 to 1930, a tumultuous and exciting time in the city’s history. Paddy Crosbie catches that tumult and conveys that excitement in this childhood memoir of city life. A cast of brilliant characters surround the young Crosbie, all vividly etched into hilarious life. Here is a born storyteller.

Tony Gregory Robbie Gilligan The biography of a true Irish political legend, who made his name as a grass-roots community activist and went on to hold the balance of power in Ireland. A politician of rare integrity and passion, he helped to lift his people from poverty and neglect.

I Was a Boy in Belsen Tomi Reichental with Nicola Pierce Tomi Reichental, who lost 35 members of his family in the Holocaust and was the subject of the documentary ‘Till The Tenth Generation’, gives his account of being imprisoned as a child at BergenBelsen concentration camp.

The Most Famous Irish People You’ve Never Heard Of Colin Murphy Irish people have left their mark on virtually every corner of the globe. This fascinating book tells the stories of the Irish who are justly celebrated in their adopted homelands, but virtually unknown in Ireland.

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This is My Life Mary Byrne with Eddie Rowley The remarkable life of Mary Byrne, including her early days, her family life in Dublin, her life-changing experience on X-Factor, and subsequent success including the X-Factor tour, release of her first solo album, ‘Mine and Yours’, and performing with Neil Diamond at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin.

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Vet on the Loose Gillian Hick A highly amusing account of the author’s work as a vet in Dublin and in the wilds of County Wicklow. As well as animals and their ailments, she has to contend with matchmaking mothers and macho farmers who want to know ‘where is the real vet?’

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John Hunt The Man, The Medievalist, The Connoisseur Brian O’Connell The long awaited biography of one of the most remarkable and fascinating figures of the 20th century art scene, who left a continuing legacy to Ireland in the form of the restored Bunratty Castle. Illustrated with stunning artefacts and family photographs.

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Vet Among the Pigeons Gillian Hick A great variety of stories from the everyday life of a vet. Six-foot-long snakes, hefty bulls, tiny kittens, strange birds – and sometimes even stranger humans – they’re all here in a humorous, entertaining collection.

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Terence MacSwiney The Hunger Strike that Rocked an Empire Dave Hannigan A gripping, dramatic and poignant account of one man’s courageous stand against the might of an empire.

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Our Joe Joe Dolan by the People who Knew him Best Eddie Rowley A treasure trove of memories of Joe Dolan.

Featuring Ben Dolan, Larry Gogan, Brian D’Arcy, Daniel O’Donnell and many more.

The Same Age as the State Máire Cruise O’Brien An eloquent and elegant memoir, spanning eighty-one years of the remarkable life of Máire Cruise O’Brien – poet, scholar and diplomat.

First Citizen Mary McAleese and the Irish Presidency Patsy McGarry The remarkable story of a Belfast girl who became President of Ireland. Explores her achievements at home, including her involvement in the peace process, and her profile abroad. With photographs.

Our Lives Out Loud In Pursuit of Justice and Equality Katherine Zappone & Ann Louise Gilligan Recounts the love relationship of these two women who took a case for equality in marital recognition to the Irish Supreme Court.

Trading Paces From Rat Race to Hen Run Michael Kelly Michael Kelly and his wife were classic Celtic Cubs: now living happily in a leaky cottage in Dunmore East. A humorous and inspiring account of letting go of the Tiger.

Tales from the Home Farm Live More, Spend Less, Grow Your Own Food!

Michael Kelly An invaluable guide to self-sufficiency at home, dispensed with humour and tales of the author’s own successes and failures!

Babyface Goes to Hollywood Fighters, Mobsters & Film Stars: The Jimmy McLarnin Story Andrew Gallimore Jimmy McLarnin, ‘The Baby-Faced Assassin’, embodied the American Dream – an Irish immigrant rising to be one of the Depression era’s greatest attractions. A true, rags-to-riches story.

Kathleen Clarke Revolutionary Woman Kathleen Clarke A unique first-hand account of the most exciting period in Irish history. Widow, mother, revolutionary and Lord Mayor, this is the inside story of 1916, which Kathleen Clarke helped to plan alongside her husband, Tom Clarke.

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Reading the Water A Life Spent Fishing Darryl Grimason TV presenter Darryl Grimason conveys the passion for fishing that has inspired him since boyhood.

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History’s Daughter Máire MacSwiney Brugha An intimate memoir from the only child of Terence MacSwiney, who died on hunger strike in 1920. Máire recalls her early childhood in Germany, her life in Ireland and her marriage to the son of Cathal Brugha. Includes rare photos, letters and documents.

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There’s an Egg in my Soup ... and other adventures of an Irishman in Poland Tom Galvin Unfathomable bus timetables, inexplicable traditions and truly bizarre soup – Poland in the 1990s, viewed through the eyes of this Irish resident, was a strange place indeed!

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The Will to Win Seán Boylan with John Quinn The story of manager Seán Boylan who made Meath a potent force in Gaelic Football – winning four All-Ireland titles.

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Staying the Distance Ronnie Delany In 1956 Ronnie Delany won the gold medal in the 1500m Olympic final in Melbourne, setting a new Olympic record in the process. The life and career of one of Ireland’s best-loved sportsmen written in his own engaging style.

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Hidden Soldier An Irish Legionnaire’s Wars from Bosnia to Iraq Padraig O’Keeffe with Ralph Riegel The extraordinary story of life and training in the French Foreign Legion, UN and NATO missions in Cambodia and Bosnia, and security work in the killing fields of Iraq and Haiti.

Oliver St. John Gogarty Ulick O’Connor An insightful biography of one of Ireland’s most exuberent characters: the inspiration for Buck Mulligan in Ulysses, a senator, playwright, champion athlete and surgeon, Gogarty was called ‘one of the greatest lyric poets of the age’ by Yeats.

Joe Cahill A Life in the IRA Brendan Anderson A unique inside story from a lifelong member of the IRA, revealing the workings of this paramilitary organisation over sixty years.

Insider Gerry Bradley’s Life in the IRA Gerry Bradley with Brian Feeney For the first time, an IRA activist tells his life story without approval from the IRA, from his involvement as a young Belfast teenager to more serious activities.

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Mother from Hell Two Brothers. A Sadistic Mother.

A Childhood Destroyed Ken Doyle & Patrick Doyle with Nicola Pierce The harrowing tale of two brothers subjected to deprivation, beatings and humiliation at the hands of their own mother, which continued despite numerous official reports of abuse.

Enemy of the Empire Life as an International Undercover IRA Activist Eamon McGuire Eamon McGuire’s IRA activities forced him to go on the run, hiding in remote parts of Africa.

Captured by the CIA, he spent several years in prisons in South Africa, Ireland and the US.

All Hell Will Break Loose Austin Currie The fascinating story of a veteran of Irish and Northern Irish politics. Currie gives a behindthe-scenes account of the people and events that changed the history of Northern Ireland, and how violence affected his own family.

Holy Terrors Michael Clemenger Chilling, passionate and unflinching, this is the story of how one boy survived the terrors of Ireland’s notorious institutions and made a real life for himself.

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An Irish Voice Niall O’Dowd The remarkable account of an Irish emigrant to the US who became a publisher, a leading advocate for immigration reform, played a pivotal role in the Northern Ireland peace process, and became known as ‘the authentic voice of the Irish in America’.

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‘Harrowing’ The Kingdom 424 pages/photographs €11.99 pb/ISBN 978-1-84717-187-0 eBook ISBN 978-1-84717-429-1 Rights available W/Rights sold B/C & EUxIR (EL) • F

John Charles McQuaid Ruler of Catholic Ireland John Cooney An important and revealing biography of the enigmatic cleric whose iron rule influenced all aspects of life in Ireland for three decades.

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On The Road Shay Healy Go ‘on the road’ with Shay, ride pillion with Roy Rogers, sing in Tammy Wynette’s bath, admire the Picasso in Andy Williams’s loo.

Meet Johnny Cash and a host of other fellow travellers that Shay Healy has interviewed as an entertainer, songwriter, TV host and documentary filmmaker.

Misadventures in Motherhood Life with The Small Girl, The Boy and The Toddler Fiona Looney A heartwarming, funny and often moving account of the tiny triumphs, epic disasters and everyday adventures of eight years of child-rearing. For parents, grandparents, aunties and uncles everywhere.

Muck and Merlot A book about food, wine and muddy boots Tom Doorley Tom Doorley interweaves stories of his life and career as a food and wine writer, uncorking hard-earned wisdom on the growing and consuming of food, wine and environmental matters.

Follow Your Dream Daniel O’Donnell Daniel’s memories, hopes, ambitions, regrets and dreams. He talks about the early years, his success, and the things in life that mean most to him. Now updated to include Daniel’s account of his wedding day, complete with previously unseen photographs.

Fear of the Collar My Terrifying Childhood in Artane Patrick Touher Patrick Touher recounts the physical and sexual abuse perpetrated by the brutal Christian Brothers who ran Artane Industrial School for boys in the 1940s.

Freedom of Angels Surviving Goldenbridge Orphanage Bernadette Fahy Bernadette Fahy describes the harsh regime at Goldenbridge Orphanage and its effects on her life as a child and thereafter.

Sold into Marriage One Girl’s Living Nightmare Sean Boyne The true story of a sixteen-year-old Irish girl sold by her father to an elderly farmer for money, a Morris Mini car and the promise of land. A shocking account of cruelty, greed and chauvinism in 1970s Ireland.

Mothers Memories from Famous Daughters & Sons Compiled by UNICEF Ireland Famous sons and daughters remember their mothers. Contributors include: Jean Kennedy Smith, Mo Mowlam, Bertie Ahern and Seamus Heaney. Introduction by Liam Neeson.

Strong Words, Brave Deeds The Poetry, Life and Times of Thomas O’Brien, Volunteer in the Spanish Civil War Ed. H. Gustav Klaus Tom O’Brien (1914–1974) was co-founder of The O’Brien Press, and also father, poet and soldier. The story of his eventful life and times.

A Bridge of Children’s Books Jella Lepman The inspiring autobiography of a remarkable and determined woman, Jella Lepman, founder of the International Youth Library (IYL) and the International Board on Books for Young People (IBBY).

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Looking Under Stones Roots, Family and a Dingle Childhood Joe O’Toole Former senator Joe O’Toole’s witty and engaging recollections of growing up in Dingle in the 1950s.

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‘A hymn to the simple pleasures of growing up in small-town Ireland in the 1950s and 1960s. The tenor is upbeat and positive and it is a joy to read, chronicling as it does the intricate web of loyalties to family and parish that bound a community together. Populated by lively characters who would not be out of place in a Dickens novel. In writing it, Joe O’Toole has done us all a service.’

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Celtic Decorative Art A Living Tradition Deborah O’Brien Decorative arts in the Celtic culture are world-renowned for their beauty, intricacy and symbolism. This new book uses many of the ancient sources as inspiration, creating new patterns and designs which will both inspire and encourage readers. Includes a concise history of the Celts and their art, from ancient times to today.

Celtic Book of Days Text selected by Louis de Paor This book of days features the illuminated poetry and prose of the Celts. Each new month brings another ancient Celtic symbol, with an explanation of its importance for the days to come. The book is beautifully designed with stunning illustrations – making it a perfect gift.

Celtic Tales of Enchantment Liam Mac Uistin Illus. Shane Johnson & Russell Barnett Four fascinating stories from the magical world of ancient Celtic lore about the legendary Fionn Mac Cumhaill and the Fianna.

Celtic Magic Tales Liam Mac Uistin Illus. Maria A Negrin The rich lore of magic from the ancient Celts fills these stories of the love quest of Mir and Aideen, the adventure of the sons of Tuireann, the mischievous Bricriu, and the famous love epic of Deirdre.

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Crowning the Customer How to become Customer-Driven Feargal Quinn An essential and practical business guide on how to keep your customers coming back for more, from one of Ireland’s most successful entrepreneurs.

An international bestseller.

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After the Celtic Tiger Challenges Ahead Peter Clinch, Frank Convery, Brendan Walsh Economic and environmental experts Clinch et al propose strategies to successfully tackle our changing economic circumstances. This book is a must for anybody interested in Ireland’s future on a broad economic front.

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Mind Your Own Business Survive and Thrive in Good Times and Bad Feargal Quinn Author, businessman and Senator Feargal Quinn uses real-life examples from the first two series of RTÉ TV’s hit programme, Feargal Quinn’s Retail Therapy, as well as valuable experiences gained in his fifty-year career in business, to explain exactly how to do make your business work in good times and bad.

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The Big Book of Simplex Crosswords From The Irish Times Mary O’Brien SIMPLEX 1 and 2, in one volume! Get your brain in gear with this bumper collection of the ever-popular crossword from The Irish Times. Twice as many crosswords to give you twice as much entertainment!

SIMPLEX Crosswords from The Irish Times Mary O’Brien Hugely popular, with a regular following, these are the perfect fix for crossword addicts. All six books have 144 pages and sixty crosswords.

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Crosaire 120 Crosswords from The Irish Times Derek Crozier The only book for those who just can’t get enough of Derek Crozier’s famous puzzles: 120 crosswords to challenge the sharpest mind.

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Sudoku Solved John Kennedy Step-by-step techniques and previously unpublished tips in an easy to use and entertaining manner, supported with a worked example.

There are also sixty puzzles, graded from easy to fiendish. In case you are feeling a little braindead, there are even puzzles for kids of all ages!

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NE Ulysses James Joyce The grand Dublin Illustrated Edition, endorsed by The James Joyce Centre, meticulously recreates the 1922 text. The introduction by Bob Joyce, James Joyce’s nephew, and illustrations by Emma Byrne bring to life the book considered to be one of the great novels of the Modernist pantheon.

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Dubliners James Joyce Widely acknowledged to be one of the most important writers of the 20th century, Joyce’s work continues to intrigue and challenge readers across the world yet there are many people who have yet to enjoy Joyce due to the perception that his work is too difficult to read. Dubliners is perhaps the most engaging and accessible book by Joyce: a collection of fantastic stories set in the Dublin of a bygone age. Includes an introduction by John Boyne.

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Island Stories Tales and Legends from the West Curriculum Development Unit A play, stories and folklore from JM Synge, Maurice O’Sullivan and Thomas and Liam O’Flaherty.

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Deadlines and D**kheads Anne Gildea Mary McNice lives life at a gallop but feels like an also-ran. She’s tired of her weekly column, of trying to keep up with what’s Hot and what’s NOT. Even her lover has another lover on the side. Something’s got to change!

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The Picture of Dorian Gray Oscar Wilde Widely regarded as Oscar Wilde’s masterpiece, this classic work of gothic horror fiction is given a new look, with intriguing illustrations, quotable quotes and contemporaneous reviews.

Brown Morning Franck Pavloff The unsettling story of Charlie and his friend, who live in France during a time marked by the rise of an extreme totalitarian regime: the Brown State.

Includes the original French text.

After the Wake Brendan Behan Collected stories, including previously unpublished material.

Tumbling in the Hay Oliver St. John Gogarty The rowdy, exuberant lifestyle of a young medical student in Dublin, as enjoyed by Gogarty at the turn of the last century. A fascinating and witty insight into the period and the city.

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Great Irish Writing The Best from The Bell Ed. Sean McMahon Extracts from The Bell, Ireland’s foremost literary magazine. Includes the work of Patrick Kavanagh, Flann O’Brien, Brendan Behan, Frank O’Connor and others.

The Weaver’s Grave Seumas O’Kelly O’Kelly’s masterpiece, The Weaver’s Grave, and a selection of his short stories.

When Love Comes to Town Tom Lennon This humorous and original book deals honestly with the emotional crises faced by a gay teenager in modern Dublin.

Crazy Love Tom Lennon A gritty novel of the dual lifestyle of a successful high-flyer who seems to have it all – great job, fast car, beautiful wife and child – but who is also, secretly, an active homosexual.

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Stone Heart Des Ekin The secrets of the past have deadly consequences, as journalist Tara Ross discovers in her hunt for a brutal murderer.

A fast-paced psychological thriller.

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‘This is storytelling at its best. All the elements are here: love, pathos, humour, suspense’ THE BLOOMSBURY REVIEW 144 pages €5.02 pb/ISBN 978-0-86278-152-1 Rights available W

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Single Obsession Des Ekin A prominent politician stands accused of homicide. A psychiatrist’s life is threatened.

An investigative journalist is forced to put his career on the line. But where is the link?

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BRENDAN O’CARROLL’S HILARIOUS AGNES BROWN TRILOGY The Mammy Brendan O’Carroll The life and times, joys and sorrows of Agnes Browne, mother of all the Brownes. A book of hilarious incidents, glorious characters, and an unruly passion for life. Filmed as Agnes Browne by Anjelica Huston and a hit with audiences worldwide.

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Brendan O’Carroll is the star of the BAFTA winning Mrs Brown’s Boys TV series and the Good Mourning Mrs Brown stage show, both based on characters in the bestselling ‘Mrs Browne’ Trilogy.

The Chisellers Brendan O’Carroll Book 2 of the ‘Mrs Browne’ Trilogy. Continuing the hilarious saga of the ups and downs, minor scrapes and major run-ins of the seven children of Agnes Browne. Full of joy, humour, pathos and Dublinese.

The Granny Brendan O’Carroll Book 3 of the ‘Mrs Browne’ Trilogy. At fortyseven years of age, Agnes, now thirteen years happily widowed, enters the 1980s with a fruit stall in Moore Street, a French lover and seven children …

The Scrapper Brendan O’Carroll Set in the rough world of the Dublin boxing circuit, Brendan introduces a new, largerthan-life character – Sparrow McCabe.

A knockout!

The Course Brendan O’Carroll An assorted group of no-hopers sign on for a Positive Mental Attitude course run by a conman – but then the bona fide American supervisor arrives, threatening to shut down the course unless five out of six participants pass the test.

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IT’S ROSS O’CARROLL-KELLY, ROYSH? The Miseducation Years Paul Howard So there I was, roysh, putting the ‘in’ in ‘in crowd’, hanging out, pick of the babes, bills from the old pair to fund the lifestyle I, like, totally deserve. But being a schools rugby legend has its downsides, roysh...

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The Orange Mocha-Chip Frappuccino Years Paul Howard So there I was, roysh, enjoying college life, college birds and, like, a major amount of socialising. Then, roysh, the old pair decide to mess everything up for me. I hadn’t, like, changed or treated them any differently, but the next thing I know, roysh, I’m out on the streets.

Another focking day in paradise for me!

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The Teenage Dirtbag Years Paul Howard So there I was, roysh, class legend, schools rugby legend, basically all-round legend, when someone decides you can’t, like, sit the Leaving Cert four times. Well that put a focking spanner in the works. I may be beautiful, roysh, but I’m not stupid, and this much I totally know: college rocks!

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PS ... I Scored the Bridesmaids Paul Howard So there I was, roysh, twenty-three years of age, still, like, gorgeous, living off my legend as a schools rugby player, scoring the birds, being the man, when all of a sudden, roysh, life becomes a total mare. For fock’s sake, Ross O’Carroll-Kelly doesn’t do love.

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Food for Friends Edward Hayden Instead of eating out, why not entertain at home? Let Edward Hayden guide you through a variety of great recipes for every occasion. Food for Friends makes eating in delicious and hasslefree – for you and your guests.

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Wild Food Nature’s Harvest: Gathering, Cooking, Preserving Evan Doyle and Biddy White Lennon How to forage, through the seasons, for our most common wild foods, from nettles to sloes. Traditional uses, preserving, gift ideas and over 60 recipes, including tempting treats from The Strawberry Tree at The BrookLodge Hotel.

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Food to Love Edward Hayden Whether you’re looking for something simple and delicious to cook on a week night, light bites for a family get-together or something more elaborate for a dinner party, then you’ll find the perfect recipe here.

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BEST OF IRISH COOKERY SERIES Best of Irish Traditional Cooking Biddy White Lennon Sixty recipes to take you from starters to puddings. Choose from Seafood Chowder, Spiced Beef, Dublin Coddle, Kerry Apple Cakes … and many more.

Best of Irish Potato Recipes Biddy White Lennon Over fifty recipes featuring this most versatile vegetable: colcannon, boxty, potato breads and scones, salads and stews.

Best of Irish Home Baking Biddy White Lennon A wide range of breads, scones, tarts, cakes and biscuits is still baked every day in Irish homes. Biddy White Lennon selects over fifty of the most tempting recipes for enthusiastic bakers of every ability.

Best of Irish Soups Eileen O’Driscoll Forty mouth-watering soups for cold winter days and sunny summer brunches – each one nutritious, delicious and easy to make.

Best of Irish Festive Cooking Biddy White Lennon Recipes to celebrate Irish festivals, feast days and special occasions, as well as food for christenings, weddings and wakes.

Best of Irish Meat Recipes Biddy White Lennon Fifty inspiring recipes including favourites such as Irish Stew, Michaelmas roast goose, bacon and cabbage; local specialities; recipes from leading Irish chefs.

Delicious and easy to follow.

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FOOD AND DRINK Tweet Treats Jane Travers Packed with tasty, quick recipes that actually work, all contributed via Twitter and less than 140 characters long. Worldwide contributions, including many high-profile celebrities and a foreword from Marco Pierre White. All royalties to Médicins sans Frontières.

Irish Cooking Biddy White Lennon A real taste of Ireland in recipes that showcase the fine produce of our pasturelands and seas, traditional home baking, regional specialities and dishes for special occasions. With features on Irish Cheeses and the Irish Pub.

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The Emotional Cook Clare McKeon, Illus. Eva Byrne Cook up food to match your mood, whether you are feeling high or low, need comforting, or feel like celebrating. Exotic healthy eating, meals for all occasions and humorous text make this a new approach to cooking.

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Traditional Irish Recipes George L Thomson Simple instructions for over seventy favourite Irish dishes, beautifully presented by an expert calligrapher.

The Butler’s Pantry Recipes for All Seasons Eileen Bergin This beautiful full-colour cookbook is packed with mouth-watering, easy-to-follow recipes from The Butler’s Pantry. Dishes to enjoy all year round!

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James Joyce Portrait of a Dubliner Alfonso Zapico Award-winning artist Alfonso Zapico presents the life of James Joyce in vibrant graphic novel form, with evocative writing and atmospheric drawings.

A stunning one-of-a-kind publication, it recounts the amazing life of one of the world’s greatest writers.

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Celtic Warrior The Legend of Cú Chulainn Will Sliney An epic saga of greed, sorcery and one man’s heroic sacrifice. In a powerfully graphic style he tells of the young warrior and his deeds, culminating in the bloody epic of the Táin Bó Cualingne. Cú Chulainn as you’ve never seen him before!

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Brian Boru Ireland’s Warrior King Damien Goodfellow The rise of a local chieftain to become High King of Ireland, fighting native and Danish invader alike in a whirlwind of constant conflict. An enthralling graphic novel that breathes new life into Ireland’s history.

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Big Jim Jim Larkin and the 1913 Lockout Rory McConville Dublin 1913 was a place of poverty, tenements and sickness, where workers had no representation. James Larkin and the ITGWU led the workers against William Martin Murphy and the Employers Federation in a conflict that would change the face of Irish society.

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1913: Larkin’s Labour War Gerry Hunt Dublin 1913 – a city of wealthy employers and poverty-stricken workers. These two worlds collided when ‘Big Jim’ Larkin took on the might of the business world. A dramatically-illustrated account of a dark time in Irish history.

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At War With The Empire Ireland’s Fight for Independence Gerry Hunt Ireland 1919: A struggle for independence, fought against the might of the British Army on the streets of the towns and cities and in the fields and lanes of the Irish countryside.The story of Ireland’s War of Independence brought to life in this stunning graphic novel from the author of Blood Upon the Rose.

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Blood Upon the Rose Easter 1916: The Rebellion that Set Ireland Free Gerry Hunt Dublin 1916: Irish Republicans, led

by Padraig Pearse, James Connolly and others, occupy the GPO and other key locations around the city and prepare to take on the might of the British Army … They have no real hope of victory, but their sacrifice will pave the way for Irish freedom. This ground-breaking graphic novel vividly recreates these extraordinary events.

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The Priest Hunters Colin C. Murphy Ireland in the aftermath of Cromwell – during this period Catholicism and Irish nationalism became inexorably linked and priests were outlawed. The Priest Hunters shines a light on the men who hunted them.

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Strongbow The Norman Invasion of Ireland Conor Kostick A dramatic and absorbing account of bloodthirsty battles, unlikely alliances, sharp political twists and turns, hostages, slavery, wife-stealing and major figures such as Diarmait Mac Murchada, King of Leinster, and his arch rival Tigernán Ua Ruairc, Lord of Bréifne.

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16LIVES The Easter Rising of 1916 was an attempt by armed revolutionaries to overthrow British rule in Ireland. A small group of Irishmen and Irishwomen seized key buildings in Dublin and fought a pitched battle with British soldiers for one week. The execution of sixteen men awakened a generation to the cause of Irish freedom. 16Lives will record the full story of those executed leaders.

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Sean Heuston John Gibney Sean Heuston, from a workingclass family in Dublin’s slums, controlled the Mendicity Institution in the 1916 Rising. One of the youngest to be executed, he was venerated as an ideal of brave, patriotic manhood; the first biography of a revolutionary everyman.

240 pages/photograph section ISBN 978-1-84717-268-6 eBook ISBN 978-1-84717-572-4

Roger Casement Angus Mitchell Roger Casement changed from loyal servant of the British foreign service in Africa and South America to revolutionary Irish patriot; he ended up in the Tower of London and was hanged in Pentonville Prison in 1916. An amazing and fascinating life story, unique among the 1916 leaders.

256 pages/photograph section ISBN 978-1-84717-264-8 eBook ISBN 978-1-84717-608-0

Edward Daly Helen Litton How Limerick-born Edward Daly, seen as frivolous and unmotivated, became a Volunteer soldier and commandant in 1916, dedicated to freeing his country, forms the core of this biography. Drawing on family memories and archives, Daly’s grandniece Helen Litton shines light on one of the more enigmatic figures of the Easter Rising.

240 pages/photograph section ISBN 978-1-84717-272-3 eBook ISBN 978-1-84717-571-7

Michael Mallin Brian Hughes This book explores what brought a socialist, a devout Catholic, a temperance advocate, husband to a pregnant wife, and father of four young children – a man with much to lose – to risk his life and wage war against the British in 1916.

272 pages/photograph section ISBN 978-1-84717-266-2 eBook ISBN 978-1-84717

‘An epic new series of books’ RTE Guide ‘A remarkable series ... gives readers a valuable insight into the men who were executed for their part in the 1916 Rising’ Northside People ‘Succinct and articulate’ Books Ireland

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James Connolly Lorcan Collins A founder of the Irish Citizen Army and sworn into the Irish Republican Brotherhood, James Connolly fought in the Easter Rising and was executed on 12 May 1916.

368 pages/photograph section ISBN 978-1-84717-160-3 eBook ISBN 978-1-84717-609-7

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Joseph Plunkett Honor O Brolchain The story of the youngest signatory of the Proclamation.

A fascinating, intimate account, drawing on family archives and Plunkett’s personal writings and letters.

448 pages/photograph section ISBN 978-1-84717-269-3 eBook ISBN 978-1-84717-526-7

Dublin 1913 Lockout & Legacy Gary Granville Dublin 1913: ‘Big Jim’ Larkin organised the workers into trade unions. Opposing him was a powerful business world. Includes rare photographs, newspaper accounts, writings and artwork on Dublin 1913.

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The Rose of Tralee Fifty Years a-Blooming T. Ryle Dwyer. Introduction by Gay Byrne The story of the Rose of Tralee Festival.

Illustrated with photos of the Roses from 1959 to the present day, the escorts, entertainers and visiting personalities. A nostalgic, entertaining read and a great memento of this popular event.

The Great Atlantic Air Race Gavin Will The stories of aviators who challenged the Atlantic Ocean between 1919 and the end of WWII. It tells how these pioneers lived and, all too often, died in their quest for glory. Heavily illustrated throughout.

The Guinness Story The Family, The Business, The Black Stuff Edward J Bourke A story for lovers of the pint. This remarkable story brings to life the pivotal role that the Guinness brewery has played in Ireland for 250 years.

The Quiet Revolution The Electrification of Rural Ireland Michael Shiel An entertaining and detailed account of the transformation of Ireland brought about by the introduction of electricity.

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Best Food/Drink History Book, Gourmand Awards 176 pages/photographs €11.99 hb/ISBN 978-1-84717-145-0 Rights available W/Rights sold US/CAN

O’BRIEN EXPLORING SERIES Exploring the Book of Kells George Otto Simms Illus. David Rooney A world-renowned authority offers a compact, illustrated guide for all ages to an outstanding national treasure. He introduces the monks who made the book and guides the reader through the intricate detail of this ancient and exotic book.

AWARDS Bisto Book of the Decade Award RAI Special Merit Award

72 pages/Colour facsimiles, reconstruction drawings €9.99 pb/ISBN 978-1-84717-077-4 French: ISBN 978-1-84717-109-2 €11.99 pb German: ISBN 978-1-84717-107-8 €11.99 pb Japanese: ISBN 978-1-84717-115-3 €14.99 pb Rights available W

Saint Patrick Ireland’s Patron Saint George Otto Simms Illus. David Rooney The unique life of Patrick as he wrote it in his Confession, and the legends surrounding his deeds.

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Brendan the Navigator George Otto Simms Illus. David Rooney Brendan’s famous account of his voyages and the extraordinary imagery and unusual events of this ancient story, known all over the world in the Middle Ages.

AWARD Bisto Book of the Decade Award 96 pages/illustrations €6.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86278-960-2 Rights available W

Exploring the Spanish Armada Winifred Glover A detailed account of the Spanish Armada, this book also describes the excavations which have unearthed many treasures from the shipwrecks along the Irish coast.

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Celtic Way of Life Curriculum Development Unit Illus. Josip Lizatovic (plus photographs) The story of how the Celts lived in ancient Ireland – their houses, food, weapons, modes of transport, social structures, beliefs and their pagan festivals and rituals.

96 pages/illustrations €6.99 pb/ISBN 987-0-86278-563-5 Rights available W

Exploring the World of Colmcille also known as Columba Mairéad Ashe FitzGerald Illus. Stephen Hall A simple and accessible account of the life of this famous saint, who founded the monastery at Iona. Draws on history, art, literature and archaeology to tell his story.

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The Stolen Village Baltimore and the Barbary Pirates Des Ekin The bestselling true story of Irish slaves and pirates. In 1631 Barbary pirates kidnapped the inhabitants of Baltimore, West Cork in a daring night time raid. This is the story of the kidnap, sale in the slave markets of Algiers and the political fallout from the attack.

Endurance Heroic Journeys in Ireland Dermot Somers Follows in the footsteps of the epic journeys undertaken by legendary figures including Queen Medb, the Fianna, Brian Boru, Red Hugh O’Donnell, and O’Sullivan Beare, exploring the historical periods and varying landscape revealed by their travels.

No Ordinary Women Irish Female Activists in the Revolutionary Years 1900–1923 Sinéad McCoole The fascinating, almost forgotten stories of over seventy of Ireland’s female revolutionaries. As WT Cosgrave said, it is ‘not possible to consider these women as ordinary females.’

De Valera in America The Rebel President’s 1919 Campaign Dave Hannigan In 1919 Eamon de Valera spent eighteen months in America publicising his nation’s plight and raising $5 million for the cause. His journey was filled with spying, personal vendettas, propaganda and assassination plots.

The full story of an incredible campaign.

Dublinia The Story of Medieval Dublin Ed. Howard Clarke, Sarah Dent, Ruth Johnson A visually stunning, accessible and authoritative introduction to life in the medieval city, a fascinating, dramatic and significant period in Dublin’s long history.

The Orange Order Mervyn Jess Born out of bloodshed and shrouded in secrecy, the Orange Order is one of the most intriguing and controversial religion-based organisations in Europe. In this comprehensive history, BBC journalist Mervyn Jess strips away the Order’s mystery and myths.

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A Coward if I Return, A Hero if I Fall Stories of Irishmen in World War I Neil Richardson In 1914-1918, two hundred thousand Irishmen went to war. At least thirty-five thousand never came home. Those that did were scarred for the rest of their lives.

A precious collection of veterans’ stories as told by the families, military records, diaries, poignant letters and telling documents.

NEW A Short History of Ireland’s Rebels Morgan Llywelyn The stirring story of eighteen of Ireland’s greatest rebels, from the sixteenth century to today. The personalities featured include Grace O’Malley, Theobald Wolfe Tone, Daniel O’Connell, Countess Markievicz, Patrick Pearse and Michael Collins.

A Short History of Ireland’s Famine Ruan O’Donnell An overview of the economic and social contexts that contributed to the Irish Famine, which decimated the population and drove over a million to emigration.

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Irish Book Awards: Non-fiction book of the year 368 pages/photographs & memorabilia €19.99 pb/ISBN 978-1-84717-131-3 Rights available W

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O’Brien Pocket History of Ireland Breandán Ó hEithir Concise, insightful overview of Ireland’s history from Celtic times to the present, and including Northern Ireland.

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O’Brien Pocket History of the Troubles Brian Feeney Untangles the complex story of the Troubles over the past forty years, from the first symptoms of serious unrest in the 1960s to the aftermath of the Good Friday Agreement.

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O’Brien Pocket History of Irish Traditional Music Gearóid Ó hAllmhuráin The history of Irish traditional music, song and dance from the mythological harp of the Dagda right up to Riverdance.

O’Brien Pocket History of Gaelic Sport Eamonn Sweeney A concise introduction to Gaelic sport, covering football, hurling, camogie and handball.

Includes the history of the GAA, the rules of the games, and famous teams and players.

O’Brien Pocket History of Irish Writers A. Norman Jeffares A concise guide that traces a long line of celebrated Irish writers, including Synge, O’Casey, Beckett, Joyce, O’Brien and Heaney, among others.

O’Brien Pocket History of the IRA Brendan O’Brien The story of the IRA from its foundation, tracing the changes and developments that have influenced the organisation.

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LIFE ISSUES Your life only a Gazillion times better Life Coaching for Everyone Judy May Murphy & Cathy Breslin Find the power within and live your life a gazillion times better! If health, wealth or happiness feature on your list of goals, this is the book to show you how you can achieve your desires.

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NATURE Wild Dublin Exploring Nature in the City Éanna Ní Lamhna Photographs by Anthony Woods A stunning and revealing guide to nature in the capital. Dublin is not only home to a million humans but is also residence for a fascinating array of flora and fauna. This bestselling book is packed full of interesting facts on wildlife written in Éanna’s familiar and much-loved voice.

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HUMOUR Gift of the Gab The Irish Conversation Guide Tadhg Hayes Conversation in Ireland is a sport, an entertainment and the essential route to the Irish heart.

But it’s full of twists and turns. In order to negotiate it you will need help! This book is a user’s manual, not just another phrase book. You’ll be talking like a native in no time!

Irish Wit Sean McCann In this lively, quotable book, Sean McCann has succeeded in distilling the essence of Irish wit – on love, religion, the ‘hard stuff’, the English, with a generous mix from Behan, Yeats, Swift, Moore, O’Casey, but above all from ‘yer man’, the leading authority on everything that grows, breeds, thinks or computes in the land.

The Wit of Oscar Wilde Sean McCann Oscar Wilde is probably the most quoted and quotable man in history. He boasted that he could talk spontaneously on any subject – a claim proved by the wicked, witty and everrelevant examples contained in this book.

Dublin Wit Paul Ryan Wisdom, wickedness, banter and bitching from the heart of Dublin, with overheard conversations and comments from Moore Street market.

The Wee Book of Irish Wit and Malarkey Sean McCann and Paul Ryan Irish wit is an art form that can be sage, silly, insulting, or profound, but it’s always entertaining.

This is a pint-sized draught of potent mirth and malarkey from Wilde, Swift, Behan, and many other wags, including ‘yer man’ on everything from love and marriage to death and dying and everything in between.

Holy Smoke!

True Papal Stories that will Amaze and Amuse Bob Curran Is the Pope Catholic? Well, not necessarily.

Neither is he always a he, or even always alive.

A unique tour of the (un)Holy See, with some of history’s most unlikely popes.

I Will in me Politics The Maurice Hickey Diaries Pat Shortt It’s rare that a political diary of such significance comes along. Councillor Maurice Hickey is a leader in his community, the man who gets things done.

Cures, Hoors and Floating Voters Pat Shortt Volume II of the exclusive behind-the-scenes diaries of Maurice Hickey, one of Ireland’s hardest-working politicians. An informative and insightful account of his political exploits.

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HUMOUR: COLIN MURPHY & DONAL O’DEA Stuff Irish People Love The Definitive Guide to the Unique Passions of the Paddies Do you love the taste of Red Lemonade, change into your swimming togs under a towel on the beach or find yourself admiring ‘the grand stretch in the evenings’? Then this book, jammed with hilarious reflections on what it is to be Irish, will have you nodding in agreement with every turn of the page. And for those who don’t have the good fortune to come from the Emerald Isle, it will explain a lot!

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More Stuff Irish People Love Do you take the ‘makings of a fry’ on holidays? Worship Ray Houghton? Know your twenty-seventh cousin? Did you visit the moving statue at Ballinspittle? Is the red man at a pedestrian crossing a challenge rather than a caution? Then you’re Irish.

And if you haven’t a clue what the above is all about, fork out the spondulicks and buy this book. Try to fit in, for Jaysus’ sake!

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The Feckin’ Book of Irish Stuff: Céilís, Claddagh rings, Leprechauns & Other Aul’ Blarney ISBN 978-1-84717-240-2

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The Feckin’ Book of Irish Love From Adultery to Virginity and all the Wobbly Bits in between From Abstinence to Viagra via Fallen Women, Bachelor Festivals and scoring in Croke Park, an uncensored romp through the morals and manners of the Irish.

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The Book of Irish Characters So you believed that oul’ rubbish about the Irish being a drunken, slow-witted race of loveable male rogues and red-haired, virginal lassies?

Here is the real low-down on Irish characters.

The Feckin’ book of Everything Irish There’s more to Irish culture than shamrocks and leprechauns and acting the eejit on Paddy’s Day. Compiled from four books in the Feckin’ collection.

Now That’s What I Call A Big Feckin’ Irish Book 288 pages of Irish slang, insults, trivia, proverbs and surnames. Do you know your “Doss Artists” from your “Doxies?” Want to know where your Irish neighbour’s clan are from, or about their most embarrassing members? Find all that and more in this riotous, fascinating guide to Irish culture. Get reading or you’ll be in rag order!

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The Feckin’ book of Irish History for anyone who hasn’t been paying attention for the last 30,000 years The Big Fella, the Long Fella and lots of English Oul’ Fellas. Gun-Running at Howth; Wind-surfing at Lahinch; Aer Lingus and the Flight of the Earls; the EEC, IRA, Celtic Tiger – RIP. You’ll never find history boring again! Wacky cartoon illustrations.

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The Book of Feckin’ Irish Trivia More trivia about Ireland than you ever needed to know!

Distract yourself from doom-and-gloom with useless information. Guaranteed to make you a hit at parties or gatherings of more than one person! Jam-packed with facts, cartoons and daft but true details that will make you say ‘Get away outta dat!’

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The 1970s Ireland in Pictures Lensmen Archive A memorable collection of photographs that capture both the everyday and the unusual in a decade that witnessed protest, the visit of the Pope, Dana’s Eurovision win, the death of Eamon de Valera, the burning of the British Embassy, the Mohammed Ali fight in Croke Park …

The 1950s Ireland in Pictures Lensmen Archive Evocative photos of a time when we listened to Irish dancing on the radio, made phone calls through an operator and the Gardaí had a céilí band! Includes notable visitors like Roy Rogers and Laurel and Hardy; Ronnie Delany’s Olympic homecoming; horse fairs and Corpus Christi processions. A wonderful gift.

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The 1960s Ireland in Pictures Lensmen Archive A decade of change caught by two of Ireland’s premier photographers, The Lensmen. Covers everything from the visits of President Kennedy and The Beatles, to lifestyle, fashion and sport, the arrival of television and the departure of Nelson’s Pillar.

Will evoke memories of a bygone age.

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Ireland’s Coast Carsten Krieger A visual celebration of Ireland’s coastal landscape, wildlife and people, from the vibrant sea baths of the east coast to the lonely offshore islands in the west, from the white beaches of the north to the hidden coves in the south. In glorious full colour.

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Ireland Glorious Landscapes Carsten Krieger An atmospheric collection of over 200 wonderful photographs showing the beauty and diversity of Ireland’s landscape.

144 pages/photographs €12.99 pb ISBN 978-1-84717-146-7 (English) ISBN 978-1-84717-362-1 (French) Rights available W

Eyewitness Four Decades of Northern Life Brendan Murphy Text by Seamus Kelters By turns poignant, beautiful and funny, this is an unparalleled personal pictorial record of daily life in Northern Ireland over the past forty years, as captured by an award-winning photographer.

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POETRY An Paróiste Míorúilteach/ The Miraculous Parish Rogha dánta/Selected Poems Máire Mhac an tSaoi Ed. Louis de Paor This collection, which includes the first ever translation of her work into English, and a comprehensive introduction by Louis de Paor, is a must-have for all fans of her marvellous poetry.

232 pages €24.99 hb/ISBN 978-1-84717-300-3 Rights available W

Best-Loved Yeats Selected by Mairéad Ashe FitzGerald A beautifully illustrated collection of over forty of Yeats’s best-loved poems – on love, politics, old age, myth and legend.

Includes the Lake Isle of Innisfree, Easter 1916, Sailing to Byzantium, He Wishes for the Cloths of Heaven.

96 pages/photographs & illustrations €12.99 hb/ISBN 978-1-84717-148-1 eBook ISBN 978-1-84717-433-8 Rights available W

The Midnight Court Brian Merriman Trans. by Frank O’Connor Illus. Brian Bourke Award-winning edition of this outstanding translation of Brian Merriman’s eighteenthcentury erotic masterpiece. A bawdy delight from start to finish.

72 pages/illustrations €8.88 pb/ISBN 978-0-86278-205-4 Rights available W (EL)

Red is the Rose A Book of Irish Love Poems Dedicated to the most inspirational of subjects, this memorable collection of poetry is sure to be the perfect companion to those in love.

96 pages €7.99 hb/ISBN 978-1-84717-236-5 eBook ISBN 978-1-84717-447-5 Rights available W

Irish Love Poems Ed. A. Norman Jeffares A collection coverng eleven centuries of Irish writing. Includes Swift, Goldsmith, Yeats, Beckett, Wilde and Synge, Seamus Heaney, Eavan Boland, Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill and emerging Irish poets.

192 pages €14.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86278-514-7 Rights available W, EL only

A Dublin Documentary Thomas Kinsella A beautiful collection of poems, reminiscences and stunning photography brings Thomas Kinsella’s Dublin to life.

112 pages/photographs €19.95 hb/ISBN 978-0-86278-995-4 Rights available W

An Leabhar Mòr The Great Book of Gaelic Ed. Malcolm Maclean and Theo Dorgan This major visual anthology of poetry spans almost every century from the 6th to the 21st. An extraordinary celebration of Gaelic culture, both ancient and modern.

336 pages/full colour €29.99 hb/ISBN 978-1-84717-113-9 Rights available W (EL/Gaelic languages)

POLITICS Heirs to the Kingdom Kerry’s Political Dynasties Owen O’Shea An account, in twelve chapters, of political dynasties in Kerry focusing on a number of families who have successfully held political power, both locally and in the national parliament.

People, Politics and Power From O’Connell to Ahern Stephen Collins A gripping account of Irish politics over two hundred years – the personalities and political organisations that have shaped contemporary Ireland from the evolution of Irish democracy to the present day.

And That Was ... Derek Davis Derek Davis In this collection of his RTÉ Radio 1 columns, Derek speaks about topics he knows well and feels strongly about. His passion and joie de vivre, as well as his distinctive turn of phrase, are all retained from the original transcripts.

Kicking and Screaming Dragging Ireland into the 21st Century Ivana Bacik Examines the nature of modern Ireland, covering such contentious topics as the modern family, religion, sexuality, equality, racism, censorship, the environment, and the role of the legal system.

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Politicians and Other Animals Olivia O’Leary Casts a sharp eye at modern Irish life.

Corrupt alliances between business and politics, election-poster shenanigans and political serial leader-killing. Explores who really controls our lives and the likelihood of Ireland having a ‘baldy taoiseach’.

Party Animals Olivia O’Leary Political analyst Olivia O’Leary captures party animals of all colours: frontbench lions and backbench lambs; opposition hounds and government foxes. A collection of political, social and cultural sketches, originally broadcast on RTÉ Radio One’s ‘Five-Seven Live’.

Sinn Féin A Hundred Turbulent Years Brian Feeney The complete story of a party that repeatedly reshaped its identity over a hundred years, moving from dual monarchy to dual strategy – the Armalite and the ballot box.

The Long War The IRA & Sinn Féin Brendan O’Brien An authoritative account of the development of the IRA and Sinn Féin, focusing on the IRA war strategy; the rise of Gerry Adams; the secret peace negotiations; prospects for a lasting peace.

160 pages €11.95 pb/ISBN 978-0-86278-880-3 Rights available W

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Stakeknife Britain’s Secret Agents in Ireland Greg Harkin & Martin Ingram An explosive exposé of British military intelligence – the story of a republican informer told by journalist Greg Harkin, and Martin Ingram, a former British intelligence officer and FRU handler.

280 pages/photographs €12.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86278-843-8 ebook ISBN 978-1-84717-438-3 Rights available W Rights sold US/CAN

The Power Game Ireland under Fianna Fáil Stephen Collins An uncompromising analysis of the history of the Fianna Fáil party, this updated edition also examines the most recent disclosures concerning the arms crisis of 1970 and information released from the military archives.

384 pages/photographs €19.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86278-720-2 Rights available W

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The Little Book of Celtic Names Loreto Todd Names for boys and girls from Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Brittany, Cornwall, The Isle of Man. Includes their meaning and history, and a pronunciation guide.

96 pages €9.99 hb/ISBN 978-1-84717-329-4 Rights available W

The Irish Dad’s Survival Guide to Pregnancy [& Beyond] David Caren The founder of popular website Dad.ie delivers a long overdue, practical, straighttalking pregnancy guide for Irish expectant dads – all from a dad’s perspective.

Combining real-life experiences from a fraternity of Irish fathers, tried-and-tested dad tips and ‘what the expert says’.

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Celtic Names for Children Loreto Todd Over 2,000 Celtic names from Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall, the Isle of Man and Brittany, with the origin and meaning of each name plus traditional stories, myths or poems for selected names. Includes a pronunciation guide and variant names.

192 pages €9.99 pb/ISBN 978-1-84717-328-7 Rights available W

The Irish Bride’s Survival Guide Plan Your Perfect Wedding Natasha Mac a’Bháird Everything you need to know about planning your wedding, from hen night to honeymoon. Flowers, music, legalities, cars, cakes, invitations, photography and dresses, plus a handy budget planner and countdown to the Big Day. 304 pages/illustrated €14.99 pb/ISBN 978-1-84717-259-4 Rights available W

Rules of the Road Written in straightforward language and aimed at all road users – drivers, pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists and horse-riders – the Rules of the Road sets out the laws, and details best driving practice.

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The Perfect Name for your Baby Beautiful Names from Around the World Loreto Todd Thousands of beautiful names – traditional, unusual, exotic, historical and significant, from Ireland and around the world. Also stories of the origins of the names, suggestions for twins and triplets, names from Shakespeare, and notable namesakes.

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The Driving Instructor’s Handbook This handbook contains useful information and practical tips to help ADIs provide an effective and professional service to their customers. It is on the list of recommended reading for those applying for the qualifying examinations to become a registered and Approved Driving Instructor (ADI) in Ireland.

The Irish Gardener’s Handbook How to Grow Vegetables, Herbs, Fruit Michael Brenock Tells you exactly how to grow your own vegetables, herbs and fruit in Irish conditions.

Based on years of experience in a market garden, as a horticulture advisor, and in his own home garden, Michael shows you how to achieve good results. With an introduction by Darina Allen.

288 pages €9.99 pb/ISBN 978-1-84717-193-1 Rights available W

Selling Your Home The complete Irish guide to giving your home that winning edge Con Nagle An authoritative yet easy-to-read guide.

Includes advice on when to sell, how to work out the value of your home, choosing the best estate agent and advertising your property, and explains the legal process.

Fond Memory Consoling Words from the Irish Tradition Ide ní Laoghaire & Mary Webb From the Irish tradition, old and modern poetry, prayers, hymns, songs, phrases, blessings – fitting words to express heartfelt grief and to bring solace and healing. For times of sorrow and remembrance or to be read at funerals.

The ‘S’ Word A Boys’ Guide to Sex, Puberty and Growing Up James Roy Growing up can be difficult, especially the bit between being a boy and being a man.

A frank look at sex, puberty and relationships, with the help of Richard the Wise, that shows that becoming a man doesn’t have to scare the pants off you!

Green English Ireland’s influence on the English language Loreto Todd An exploration of the evolution of a nation and a language: how English was grafted onto a Gaelic stem and the influence of the English language in Ireland.

208 pages/illustrated €10.95 pb/ISBN 978-1-84717-037-8 Rights available W

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Arkle The Legend of ‘Himself’ Anne Holland In 1964 Arkle’s win in the Cheltenham Gold Cup marked the start of an incredible campaign by Ireland’s most legendary racehorse. Fifty years on from his incredible wins, Anne Holland looks at Arkle’s legendary success, which has never been surpassed.

224 pages/photographs €16.99 pb/ISBN 978-1-84717-548-9 eBook ISBN 978-1-84717-611-0 Rights available W

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Kinane A Remarkable Racing Family Anne Holland Although the name of Mick Kinane is known worldwide, in fact, twenty members of the immediate Kinane family from Tipperary have been jockeys; their story illustrates the evolution of Irish racing for three generations. Full of anecdotes and memories. With family and professional photographs.

Winners All Favourite Racehorses Through the Years Anne Holland A dream line-up of racehorses, spanning 300 years, from the Byerley Turk, ancestor of the thoroughbreds, to the steeplechasers and hurdlers of the 21st century.

Includes: The Byerley Turk * Eclipse * Manifesto * Nijinksy * Istabraq * Beef or Salmon * Moscow Flyer * Zenyatta and many more …

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In The Blood Irish Racing Dynasties Anne Holland There are Irish families for whom horseracing truly is in the blood. Families of jockeys and trainers like the Walshes and Geraghtys. Families who photograph, commentate, and take the bets on racing, like the O’Hehirs, Healys and Grahams.

The Grand National The Irish at Aintree Anne Holland The Aintree Grand National is the world’s most famous horserace, and from its earliest years Irish horses, jockeys, trainers and breeders have been prominent. A lavishly illustrated and compulsively readable account of a beloved institution.

Ambassadors on Horseback The Irish Army Equitation School Michael Slavin and Louise Parkes The wonderful story of Ireland’s Army equestrian school. The highs and lows, the training and techniques, the heartbreaks and excitement of top-level international showjumping competition from the 1920s to today. Lavishly illustrated with many historical photographs.

Last Man Standing Hurling Goalkeepers Christy O’Connor Based on interviews with twelve goalkeepers, this book vividly conveys the pressures, passion and heroic dedication to the game that marks their lives as their teams battle to win the All-Ireland hurling championship.

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‘As good as it gets’ Munster Express 328 pages/photographs €9.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86278-922-0

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Three Kings Cork • Kilkenny • Tipperary The Battle for Hurling Supremacy Ralph Riegel The full story of the ‘Three Kings’ of hurling: Cork, Kilkenny and Tipperary; their hurling history and ability to rise to the top so often. Illustrated with actionpacked photos.

256 pages/photographs €12.99 hb/ISBN 978-1-84717-102-3 Rights available W

Lansdowne Road The Stadium; the Matches; the Greatest Days Gerard Siggins & Malachy Clerkin In this history of Ireland’s oldest stadium, the authors bring to life the memorable characters, rugby and soccer matches, triple crowns, stirring victories, famous goals and tries, as well as fascinating stories about the various sporting events held there down through the years.

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Kings of September The Day Offaly Denied Kerry Five in a Row Michael Foley A heartfelt account of the most famous All-Ireland final in Gaelic football history – 1982. The year and the game from the players on both sides.

AWARD: BoyleSports Sports Book of the Year 328 pages/photographs €11.99 pb/ISBN 978-1-84717-118-4 eBook ISBN 978-1-84717-626-4 Rights available W

Joey Dunlop King of the Roads Stephen Davison 10th Anniversary Edition, updated throughout and with 16 new pages. Captures Joey in action, his triumphant racing moments, with his family and on his relief missions to Romania. A fitting record of one of the greatest motorcyclists the sport has ever seen.

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STORYTELLING/FOLKLORE Legendary Ireland Eithne Massey This beautiful book tells the mythological stories associated with real places. Enjoy photographs of the landscapes where tales of love and betrayal, courage, passion and revenge, featuring Cú Chulainn, the children of Lir and Queen Maeve, took place.

A Bewitched Land Ireland’s Witches Bob Curran A unique insight into the fascinating overlap between witch belief and the vast range of fairy lore that once held sway throughout the land.

192 pages €9.95 pb/ISBN 978-0-86278-899-5 eBook ISBN 978-1-84717-505-2 Rights available W Rights sold US/CAN

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TRAVEL/GUIDES The Golden Book – Ireland Frances Power Photos by Ghigo Roli A glorious pictorial guide to Ireland and its landmarks, both man-made and natural. With informative text on ancient monuments, great houses, cities, churches and monasteries, as well as lakes, mountains, seashore and moorlands.

128 pages/full colour photographs All editions €11.99 pb ISBN 978-0-86278-510-9 (English language edition) ISBN 978-0-86278-520-8 (German) ISBN 978-0-86278-710-3 (Spanish) Rights available W (EL only)

The Golden Book of Dublin Betty Barrett A guidebook and beautiful souvenir in one. From the Custom House to the city’s Millennium Spire, all major buildings and landmarks are pictured and described, with information on their history.

64 pages/full colour photographs All editions €9.99 pb ISBN 978-0-86278-812-4 (English language) ISBN 978-0-86278-861-2 (French) ISBN 978-0-86278-862-9 (German) ISBN 978-0-86278-863-6 (Italian) ISBN 978-1-84717-007-1 (Spanish) Rights available W (EL)

West Cork: A Place Apart Jo Kerrigan and Richard Mills A beautiful, informative and lyrical book on West Cork. It explores the area through four routes: first inland, then three coastal routes along the famous indented coastline and the much-loved peninsulas of Mizen and Beara. It tells wonderful stories and offers insights and intimate details which encourage the reader to explore … and revisit.

160 pages/full colour €24.99 hb/ISBN 978-1-84717-166-5 Rights available W

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The Golden Book – Belfast Alan Morrow Everything you could want to see and do in Belfast’s City, Cathedral, Titanic and University Quarters: historic buildings, noted pubs, shopping, culture, the famous murals.

A full-colour guide as well as a wonderful souvenir.

Also available in French and German.

64 pages/full colour photographs All editions €9.99 pb ISBN 978-1-84717-150-4 (English language) ISBN 978-1-84717-151-1 (French) ISBN 978-1-84717-152-8 (German) Rights available W (EL)

The Giant’s Causeway and the North Antrim Coast Philip Watson An illustrated tour of the history, folklore, people, geology, wildlife and stunning landscape of this unique place, which has captured the imagination of visitors for centuries.

128 pages/photos, colour sections €10.99 pb/ISBN 978-1-84717-327-0 Rights available W

Dublin City of Literature Muriel Bolger An accessible guide to literary Dublin and the writers associated with it, from Swift to the present day. Records where the writers lived and worked, key events and locations associated with them, literary walks, extracts, and information on events, awards and literature-related organisations.

224 pages/full colour/maps €12.99 pb/ISBN 978-1-84717-248-8 Rights available W

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Castles of Ireland Mairéad Ashe FitzGerald Ireland’s castles each have a fascinating and individual story to tell. Many have been beautifully restored and are open to the public. Their lore abounds in stories of sieges, takeovers, betrayals and daring escapes.

48 pages/photographs €7.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86278-988-6 Rights available W

The Skellig Story Ancient Monastic Outpost Des Lavelle The past, present and future, as well as plant, animal and sea life, of Skellig Michael and Small Skellig, from an expert who is passionate about these fascinating islands.

112 pages/illustrations, colour photos €9.95 pb/ISBN 978-0-86278-882-7 Rights available W

The Blasket Islands Next Parish America Joan & Ray Stagles A beautifully illustrated history of the life, traditions and customs of an isolated community that has now disappeared.

144 pages/photos, maps, drawings €14.95 pb/ISBN 978-0-86278-973-2 Rights available W

Discover Waterford Eamonn McEneaney Waterford is Ireland’s oldest city, founded by Viking pirates in AD914. This comprehensive guide contains gems of information on this lively, often under-estimated city, which should surprise the visitor and native alike.

128 pages/illustrations, colour section €12.68 pb/ISBN 978-0-86278-656-4 Rights available W

The Magic of Celtic Spirituality Rob Vance The magical sites of Celtic Ireland evoke a vibrant blend of early Christian and pagan belief. Atmospheric photographs of Ireland’s holy wells, monasteries and high crosses.

60 pages/photographs €4.99 hb/ISBN 978-0-86278-932-9 Rights available W

The Magic of Pagan Ireland Rob Vance Many pagan sites awaken in us something primitive, recalling a mysterious past as ceremonial places or reminding us of long-forgotten gods or goddesses. An atmospheric tour of pagan Ireland in words and pictures.

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The Easter Rising A Guide to Dublin in 1916 Conor Kostick and Lorcan Collins This vividly illustrated book takes the reader through the battle-torn streets of Dublin during Easter 1916. A concise and accessible guide to one of the most dramatic episodes in Irish history.

144 pages/illustrations, photos, maps €9.95 pb/ISBN 978-0-86278-638-0 Rights available W

The Aran Islands A World of Stone Curriculum Development Unit Explores the history, traditions, landscape and stories of Inis Mór, Inis Meáin and Inis Oírr. Highlights include the poetry of Seamus Heaney, an extract from Liam O’Flaherty’s Famine and previously unpublished photos.

104 pages/photographs €9.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86278-810-0 Rights available W

The Blasket Island Guide Ray Stagles and Sue Redican The Blasket Islands are famous for their writers, lore and unique location off the south-west tip of Ireland. This guide is perfect for anyone who wants to explore the Great Blasket Island, learn its history and discover what has captivated so many people.

96 pages/full colour €5.99 pb/ISBN 978-1-84717-216-7 Rights available W

Croagh Patrick A Place of Pilgrimage, A Place of Beauty Harry Hughes With a wonderful mix of old and new photographs and illustrations, Westport man Harry Hughes describes the pilgrimage, history, archaeology, ancient traditions and folklore associated with Ireland’s Holy Mountain.

80 pages/full colour €9.99 pb/ISBN 978-1-84717-198-6 Rights available W

The Gap of the North The Archaeology & Folklore of Armagh, Down, Louth and Monaghan Pat McGinn & Noreen Cunningham A comprehensive guide to forty-eight archaeological sites. Includes history, folklore and customs associated with each site.

152 pages/illustrations, maps, photographs €9.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86278-707-3 Rights available W

Ireland Painted Marie Hennessy A beautiful collection of atmospheric paintings from all over Ireland: green fields, grazing cattle, interesting buildings, people at work and play.

76 pages/photographs €4.99 hb/ISBN 978-0-86278-957-2 Rights available W

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Around Ireland on a Bike Paul Benjaminse Escape at your own pace on a bicycle tour of Ireland. With its breathtaking landscapes – rolling hills, ever-changing skies, sandy beaches, ghostlike ruins of ancient monasteries – and peaceful country roads, Ireland is perfect for cyclists looking for an accessible yet memorable experience. A cycle route around Ireland from Belfast to Dublin via the most spectacular and scenic routes in the country with expert advice on the best way to see the most beautiful parts of Ireland.

WALKING GUIDES The Mournes Walks Paddy Dillon A walker’s guide to all parts of the Mourne Mountains, from the Silent Valley to the Brandy Pad, and from the Mourne Coastal Path to the Tollymore and Castlewellan Forest Parks. A comprehensive guide for all abilities.

West Cork Walks Text & illus. Kevin Corcoran Ten walks in rugged West Cork, from Macroom to Allihies and the coast. Clear instructions and maps, plus interesting features to look out for and nature information.

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West of Ireland Walks Text & illus. Kevin Corcoran A guide to walks in Clare, Galway and Mayo, exploring the different types of landscape and the variety of wildlife. Short and long walks, easy and difficult.

Kerry Walks Text & illus. Kevin Corcoran Twenty walks through beautiful and wild Kerry, including a special section on Killarney – one of the most popular destinations in Ireland. Caters for all levels of walkers and all types of terrain, including mountain, beach, island, river and lakeside walks.

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TRUE CRIME Death on the Hill The Killing of Celine Cawley Abigail Rieley The case that had everything: lies, betrayal, sex. The full story of the killing of Celine Cawley and her husband’s increasingly erratic attempts to hide his guilt.

312 pages/photographs €11.99 pb/ISBN 978-1-84717-218-1 Rights available W

Mean Streets Limerick’s Gangland Barry Duggan Journalist Barry Duggan reveals how the vibrant, modern, sporting city that is Limerick became home to a ruthless criminal underworld.

304 pages/photographs €11.99 pb/ISBN 978-1-84717-144-3 Rights available W

Deep Deception Ireland’s Swimming Scandals Justine McCarthy The sexual abuse scandals in the world of Irish swimming shocked the nation. This book looks at the complaints of paedophilia that fell on deaf ears — paving the way for the abuse of still more victims.

304 pages €11.99 pb/ISBN 978-1-84717-204-4 Rights available W

The Black Widow The Catherine Nevin Story Niamh O’Connor The unbelievable true story of the woman who hired a hitman to kill her husband, Tom, in cold blood. A compelling mix of sex, violence and scandal.

262 pages/photographs €12.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86278-687-8 eBook ISBN 978-1-84717-517-5 Rights available W

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The General Godfather of Crime Paul Williams The twenty-year career of Martin Cahill, gangster and criminal mastermind, was marked by obsessive secrecy and brutality, and netted him over £40 million – until a bullet from a hitman ended it all.

264 pages/photographs €12.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86278-433-1 eBook ISBN 978-1-84717-453-6 Rights available W Rights sold CR • SP • US/CAN • FILM

The Joy Mountjoy Jail – the shocking true story of life inside Paul Howard A riveting account of the reality of living behind bars as a prisoner in Mountjoy – one of the State’s most notorious prisons.

Frank, shocking and brutal.

200 pages/photographs €11.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86278-491-1 eBook ISBN 978-1-84717-510-6 Rights available W

Afraid of the Dark The Tragic Story of Robert Holohan Ralph Riegel Ralph Riegel describes the tragic story of the disappearance and death of elevenyear-old Robert Holohan, from the search through the court case and the DPP appeal.

240 pages/photographs €12.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86278-999-2 Rights available W

Life Sentence Murder Victims and their Families Catherine Cleary Based on personal interviews with victims’ families, Cleary tells the horrific stories of twelve murders and how the families survived the ordeal.

248 pages/photographs €12.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86278-858-2 Rights available W

Fatal Journey The Murder of Trevor O’Keeffe Eroline O’Keeffe with Jane Kelly Eroline O’Keeffe’s sixteen-year quest to bring her son’s murderer – a serial killer – to justice. An extraordinary story of love, dedication and heroic determination.

240 pages/photographs €12.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86278-913-8 Rights available W

Gangland The Shocking Exposé of the Criminal Underworld Paul Williams The inside story of a dark and sinister world of Irish gangland and the way in which their net has spread across the globe. Chilling and unforgettable.

224 pages €12.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86278-576-5 eBook ISBN 978-1-84717-522-9 Rights available W

Abbeylara The Tragic Shooting of John Carthy Regina Hennelly The tragic story of John Carthy, shot dead by gardaí in Abbeylara, Co. Longford after a 25hour stand-off.

296 pages/photographs €12.99 pb/ISBN 978-1-84717-017-0 Rights available W

Nothing to Declare The Drug Smugglers’ Deadly Trade Ann Murphy Examines the massive drug seizures within Irish territorial waters including a €440 million consignment of cocaine, the increase in drug use in Ireland and the damage caused by cocaine abuse.

320 pages/photographs €11.99 pb/ISBN 978-1-84717-106-1 Rights available W

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Death in December The story of Sophie Toscan du Plantier Michael Sheridan The gripping story of the life and brutal death of Sophie Toscan du Plantier and the investigation that followed. Including an account of the Ian Bailey libel case.

272 pages/photographs €12.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86278-893-3 eBook ISBN 978-1-84717-519-9 Rights available W

Hostage Notorious Irish Kidnappings Paul Howard In this compelling book, Paul Howard reveals never-before-published details of Ireland’s most infamous abduction cases - including Tiede Herrema, Ben Dunne, Don Tidey and Shergar.

264 pages/photographs €12.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86278-769-1 Rights available W

Break-Out! Famous Prison Escapes Paddy Hayes Bizarre, daring and sometimes downright farcical - the incredible true stories of Ireland’s famous jailbreakers.

232 pages/photographs €11.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86278-875-9 Rights available W

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Brandon Books was a brave, independent publisher founded by Steve McDonogh and run from Dingle, Co Kerry. The wide-ranging list regularly broke new ground. Following Steve’s tragic and untimely death, Brandon has become an imprint of The O’Brien Press. We will continue to publish existing Brandon authors, as well as adding great new talent under the Brandon name.

FICTION NEW

Arimathea Frank McGuinness An Italian painter comes to Donegal in the 1940s to paint the Stations of the Cross. This is the strangest thing that has happened in this small, inward-looking community.

A novel of many voices, of strong humour and great passion.

Frank McGuinness is Professor of Creative Writing in University College Dublin. A world-renowned playwright, his first great stage hit was the highly acclaimed Observe the Sons of Ulster Marching Towards the Somme. This is his first novel, a major event.

The Rising of Bella Casey Mary Morrissy A haunting and deeply affecting novel of sexual secrets, obsession and desires, drawing the reader into the life of enigmatic beauty Bella Casey, sister of the famed playwright Seán O’Casey.

Mary Morrissy has published two novels, Mother of Pearl (shortlisted for the Whitbread Prize) and The Pretender (nominated for the IMPAC award), and a collection of short stories, A Lazy Eye. She is a winner of the prestigious US Lannan Prize and the Hennessy Award for short fiction.

‘The great spirit of Frank McGuinness radiates in this magnificent novel. Myriad voices converge on one glistening core; it is a high-wire act earthed in the deepest humanity.’ Sebastian Barry 320 pages €14.99 pb/ISBN 978-1-84717-578-6 eBook ISBN 978-1-84717-612-7 Rights available W NEW

‘Compelling and beautiful.’ Joseph O’Connor ‘... a genius for lifting characters out of the dim backgrounds of history and brilliantly illuminating them. She evokes the rich Dublin world of the plays of Sean O’Casey, and creates a moving drama that O’Casey himself would have acknowledged.’ John Banville 352 pages €11.99 pb/ISBN 978-1-84717-576-2 eBook ISBN 978-1-84717-613-4 Rights available W

CRIME FICTION NEW

Hunting Shadows Sheila Bugler Lee, southeast London. A young girl has disappeared. There are no witnesses, no leads, no clues. The police are tracking a shadow, and time is running out …

DI Ellen Kelly is at the top of her game – at least she was, until she took the law into her own hands and confronted her husband’s killer. Now she’s back at work, leading the investigation into the missing child. Her superiors are watching her; the distraught family is depending on her. Ellen has a lot to prove.

And she knows it.

352 pages €9.99 pb/ISBN 978-1-84717-366-9 Rights available W x F • RU

Sheila Bugler works as an online editor and writer and is also a regular contributor to the writing magazine Words With Jam. Hunting Shadows is her first novel. She is currently finishing a sequel.

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ALICE TAYLOR One of Ireland’s most popular writers and storytellers, Alice Taylor grew up on a farm in North Cork. She has lived her married life in the beautiful village of Innishannon, West Cork.

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The Gift of a Garden Alice Taylor’s great passion nowadays is her garden – each plant, statue and object that lives there has its own story, and is infused with her enthusiasm and wonderful sense of life. A great storytelling opportunity for a master storyteller.

192 pages €16.99 hb/ISBN 978-1-84717-581-6 eBook ISBN 978-1-84717-615-8 Rights available W

And Time Stood Still An extended memoir with reminiscences about Taylor’s friends, family members and even beloved animals that have passed away.

A therapeutic book demonstrating a compassionate way of dealing with bereavement.

192 pages €16.99 hb/ISBN 978-1-84717-332-4 ISBN 978-1-84717-533-5 Rights available W

The Village The third of Alice Taylor’s unique accounts of life in the Irish countryside, and another bestseller with universal appeal.

192 pages €8.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86322-420-1 Rights available W Rights sold G • PO • J • US/CAN

Quench the Lamp A witty and lyrical memoir centering on the 1950s when the author and her friends were budding teenagers. Evokes the past vividly and without complaint as the years of hard labour were also filled with fun in a close knit community.

192 pages €8.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86322-112-5 Rights available W Rights sold J • PO • US/CAN

Country Days Alice Taylor takes readers along the byways of Ireland and into the heart of the country.

In stories by turn comic and poignant, she explores the character of family and friends, testing the bonds of concern and kindness which hold people together.

192 pages €8.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86322-168-2 ISBN 978-1-84717-603-5 Rights available W Rights sold G • US/CAN

To School Through the Fields A celebratory edition of this great classic, with photographs of old-world tools and treasures. Life in rural Ireland in the 1940s and 50s – on the farm, the selfsufficiency and neighbourliness, walking to school.

240 pages €16.99 hb/ISBN 978-1-84717-587-8 eBook ISBN 978-1-84717-614-1 Rights available W Rights sold DU • G • J • PO • Slo • US/CAN

Also available in the original paperback edition 192 pages €8.99 pb ISBN 978-0-86322-421-8

The Parish In a series of vignettes of life in her village, Alice Taylor reasserts the priorities of public space and local community. Explores the potential for a future that achieves harmony between comfort and the pressing need to respect the environment. €19.99 hb/ISBN 978-0-86322-374-7 €8.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86322-397-6 Rights available W/192 pages

House of Memories A story of love for the home place and of the passions and jealousies it can inspire. Following the death of his brutish father, young Danny Conway strives to rescue the family farm from ruin.

288 pages €8.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86322-352-5 Rights available W.

The Woman of the House The Phelans have owned Mossgrove for generations. But when it is put up for sale, the lengths to which Irish people will go to keep their land become clear. An enchanting novel by Ireland’s favourite writer.

316 pages €8.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86322-249-8 Rights available W Rights sold G • T • US/CAN

Across the River Alice Taylor’s second novel, a story of land, love and family in rural Ireland. Sequel to “The Woman of the House”.

288 pages €8.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86322-285-6 Rights available W Rights sold US/CAN

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The Night Before Christmas Alice Taylor takes a nostalgic, loving look back to a family firmly rooted in tradition and humour and - in particular - the Christmas traditions of childhood.

160 pages €8.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86322-392-1 Rights available W Rights sold G • J • PO • US/CAN

An Evening with Alice Taylor Alice Taylor’s selection, in her own voice, from her memories and thoughts of childhood and country life.

Audio cassette €5.12/ISBN 978-0-86322-111-8 Rights available W

PAUL CHARLES Sweetwater A DI Christy Kennedy Mystery Christy Kennedy is an Ulsterman living in leafy Primrose Hill and working in vibrant Camden Town. While recuperating from an injury, he is working on a missing person case when an acquaintance is murdered.

288 pages €19.99 hb/ISBN 978-0-86322-356-3 €8.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86322-367-9 Rights available W/Rights sold SW

The Beautiful Sound of Silence A DI Christy Kennedy Mystery A Halloween Bonfire goes horribly wrong when a body is spotted in the fire.The victim is retired police Superintendent David Peters, an excolleague of DI Christy Kennedy. Each case they review throws up another suspect.

288 pages €19.99 hb/ISBN 978-0-86322-377-8 €9.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86322-398-3 Rights available W/Rights sold F

The Journey New and Selected Poems A substantial collection of Alice Taylor’s perennially popular poems. Some have been woven into her phenomenally successful memoirs, and she has published three previous books of poetry.

196 pages €19.99 hb/ISBN 978-0-86322-391-4 Rights available W

SAM MILLAR Bloodstorm A Karl Kane Novel A private investigator with a dark past, Karl is given a chance for revenge. He allows his mother’s murderer to escape, but is sure that two young girls were brutally murdered by the same man. Can he close this chapter in his life?

224 pages €11.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86322-375-4 eBook ISBN 978-1-84717-456-7 Rights available W; Rights sold F • G

The Dark Place A Karl Kane Novel Young homeless women and drug addicts are being being brutally mutilated and murdered, holding a city terrorised. By abducting Katie, the young daughter of private investigator Karl Kane, the killer has just made his first mistake.

256 pages €11.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86322-403-4 eBook ISBN 978-1-84717-594-6 Rights available W; Rights sold F • G

Dead of Winter A severed hand dumped on the doorstep of hard-boiled private investigator Karl Kane leads him into a nightmarish scenario of blood-lust, revenge, and the revelation of some dark secrets.

272 pages €11.99 pb/ISBN 978-1-84717-343-0 eBook ISBN 978-1-84717-534-2 Rights available W; Rights sold F • G

The Dust of Death An Inspector Starrett Mystery The bloodied body of a crucified man is discovered in the Second Federation Church in an Irish Heritage Town. The investigations by Inspector Starrett soon reveal a County Donegal that is not nearly as righteous as its many churches might suggest.

The Redemption Factory A brutal and compelling tale of murder and corruption, set in the surreal environment of an abattoir.

Family Life An Inspector Starrett Mystery The clan gathers at Liam Sweeney’s farm in County Donegal to celebrate his birthday, and banter and storytelling are abundant. But the arrival of Inspector Starrett ruins the mood: the body of one family member has just been discovered.

The Darkness of Bones A tense tale of murder, betrayal, sexual abuse and revenge, and the corruption at the heart of the respectable establishment.

288 pages €8.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86322-385-3 Rights available W

336 pages €12.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86322-415-7 Rights available W

254 pages €8.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86322-339-6 eBook ISBN 978-1-84717-459-8 Rights available W Rights sold F • US/CAN

240 pages €8.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86322-350-1 eBook ISBN 978-1-84717-457-4 Rights available W Rights sold F

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Colin C. Murphy is the author of The Most Famous Irish People You’ve Never Heard Of and co-author of the ‘Feckin’ collection’, published by The O’Brien Press. For twelve years, he was the Creative Director of one of Ireland’s leading advertising agencies.

Boycott Colin C. Murphy Boycott – a word whose meaning is known the world over. But it once belonged to a man. Two brothers, Owen and Thomas Joyce, take conflicting stands in the struggle with injustice in a country striven by the Land War. In the course of their struggle against Captain Boycott, one brother will choose the path of non-violence, the other that of terrorism, and Owen and Thomas are forced to confront each other – and the demons that haunt their past.

576 pages €14.99 pb/ISBN 978-1-84717-345-4 eBook ISBN 978-1-84717-535-9 Rights available W

‘An engaging labour-of-love novel that reinstates the most successful protest in Irish history into popular consciousness, in an oldfashioned historical saga that deserves a wide readership’ Irish Independent ‘A blockbuster ... vividly brings a forgotten era to life’ Books Ireland Joyce’s Pupil Drago Jancar The finest short stories of Slovenia’s most prominent author. The characters who populate the stories of Drago Jancar stand at the periphery of tragic histories; they see the ground open under their feet yet remain leaning above the pit.

176 pages €8.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86322-340-2 Rights available W, EL only.

NON FICTION Dissent into Treason Unitarians, King-killers and the Society of United Irishmen Fergus Whelan The hidden history of the Protestant Dissenters whose Dublin congregations went on to contribute their republican ideas to the revolutionary movement established in 1791, the United Irishmen.

288 pages €16.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86322-429-4 Rights available W

Yeats and Sligo Kevin Connolly “A brilliant evocative twinning of the physical landscape of a country and the mental landscape of the great poet ... no lover of Yeats should be without [it]” Dermot Bolger

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KEN BRUEN The Killing of the Tinkers The second Jack Taylor novel. Jack, a disgraced ex-police detective from Galway, has slid even further down the slope of alcoholic despair. But someone is killing the tinkers, and even in the state he’s in, Jack has an uncanny ability to know what questions to ask.

256 pages €8.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86322-411-9

American Skin Ken Bruen’s American Skin is a unique take on the American dream from a master of noir.

Ken Bruen has been a finalist for the Edgar, Anthony and Barry Awards.

288 pages €16.99 hb/ISBN 978-0-86322-379-2 €9.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86322-399-0

The Bodhrán Makers John B. Keane Life is harsh in the close-knit community of Dirrabeg, a community on the Dingle Peninsula facing extinction in the mid-1950’s. Donal Hallpelly’s bodhrán playing brings him into conflict with the ultraconservative local priest.

254 pages €9.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86322-300-6 Rights available W/Rights sold Slo • US/CAN

The Secret Dublin Diary of Gerard Manley Hopkins Robert Waldron A bold exploration in fiction of the years Gerard Manley Hopkins, one of England’s foremost Victorian poets, spent in Ireland – of his torments, his ecstasies, his fears, and his loves.

160 pages €12.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86322-409-6 Rights available W

Testimony of an Irish Slave Girl Kate McCafferty The story of Cot Daley, a young girl kidnapped from her home in Galway, and shipped out to Barbados, where more than 50,000 Irish were sold as indentured servants to the plantation owners of the Caribbean.

210 pages €15.99 hb/ISBN 978-0-86322-314-3

The Joyce We Knew Memoirs of Joyce Ulick O’Connor These fascinating reminiscences by some of his friends and contemporaries give a deep insight into James Joyce and bring to light many less well-known characteristics.

126 pages €9.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86322-324-2 Rights available W / Rights sold J • T

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The Christy Moore Songbook Christy Moore This collection presents the lyrics and music of more than 100 songs Christy Moore has performed over the years.

142 pages €8.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86322-063-0 Rights available W

GERRY ADAMS President of Sinn Féin and TD for Louth, Gerry Adams has been a published writer since 1982. His books have won critical acclaim in many quarters and have been widely translated. His writings range from local history and reminiscence to politics and short stories.

The Street and Other Stories Eighteen short stories that reveal the humanity and indomitable spirit of ordinary people caught up in extraordinary events.

The moving accounts of these fictional characters are set against the political turmoil of Gerry Adams’ native Belfast.

160 pages €8.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86322-293-1 Rights available W Rights sold DU • F • I • IL • P • SP

To Hell or Barbados The ethnic cleansing of Ireland Sean O’Callaghan The previously untold story of over 50,000 Irish men, women and children who were transported to Barbados and Virginia.

240 pages €10.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86322-287-0 eBook ISBN 978-1-84717-596-0 Rights available W.

An Irish Eye Adams’ perspective on momentous events in Irish republicanism and in the politics of Ireland as a whole, describing them with insight, passion and humour. He takes the reader behind the scenes to witness events that continue to shape relations between Britain and Ireland.

320 pages €9.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86322-370-9 Rights available W

An Irish Voice The Quest for Peace An absorbing first-hand account of a crucial period in Irish history, including talks with John Hume in 1993, through the IRA cessation, President Clinton’s visit, the bombing at Canary Wharf, right up to the restoration of the IRA ceasefire.

282 pages €9.99 pb/ISBN 978-1-90201-101-1 Rights available IR

Cage Eleven Cage Eleven is Gerry Adams’ account – sometimes passionate, often humorous – of life in Long Kesh prison and, above all, of his fellow prisoners.

Selected Writings ‘Adams writes fluently and observantly ... He displays a hard-edged compassion for the silent poor, the old and the down-and-out.’ Financial Times

Before the Dawn An Autobiography A compelling insider perspective on the years of conflict. From pogroms in 1969 to hunger strikes in 1981, from the streets of West Belfast to the cages of Long Kesh, this is essential reading for anyone wishing to understand modern Ireland.

Hope and History Making Peace in Ireland The inside story of one of the most controversial public figures, Gerry Adams here reveals the truth behind the headlines of how the peace process was begun and how it was brought to fruition.

The New Ireland A Vision For The Future A unique political manifesto from the leading figure in Irish Republicanism. Adams outlines the challenge of transforming Irish society through a vision of self-determination and sovereignty, inclusiveness and equality.

An Irish Journal A unique insight into Irish politics, covering the crucial period from 1997 to 2000, consisting of selected articles from Gerry’s regular column in the New York newspaper, The Irish Voice.

160 pages €8.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86322-292-4 Rights available W / Rights sold G • I

258 pages €9.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86322-289-4 Rights available W / Rights sold .B/C • CA • DU • F • G • GR • I • SP • US/CAN

128 pages €8.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86322-344-0 Rights available W

352 pages €9.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86322-233-7 Rights available W

406 pages €22.00 hb/ISBN 978-0-86322-317-4 €9.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86322-330-3 Rights available W Rights sold AU/NZ • US/CAN • SP • SW

288 pages €12.99 pb/ISBN 978-0-86322-282-5 Rights available W

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eBooks and O’Brien Press An ever-growing number of O’Brien Press books are now available as eBooks for your favourite device. In this catalogue, ebook ISBNs are now listed. They are all available on www.obrien.ie in EPUB form. Wherever you see EPUB written just click ‘Add to Basket’ and proceed to check-out. It’s as simple as that!

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You can also purchase O’Brien eBooks wherever they are sold online, including: • easons.com • waterstones.com • amazon.co.uk • amazon.com • kobo.com • ebooks.com • itunes.com and many more!

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Futa Fata Energetic, creative publisher of Irish language children’s books, both original and in translation. www.futafata.com Osprey Publishing The leading specialist in military and military aviation books since 1968. www.ospreypublishing.com Shire Publications Publishes slim, popular paperbacks on archaeology, history and countless other topics. www.shirebooks.co.uk

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DUTCH

JAPANESE

Linda Kohn, International Literatuur Bureau, Keizersgracht 188-hs, 1016 DW Amsterdam, Netherlands

Mr. Junzo Sawa The English Agency (Japan) Ltd. 4F. Sakuragi Bldg., 6-7-3 Minami Aoyama, Minato-ku Tokyo 107-0062 Japan

USA (GENERAL BOOKS)

Tel. +81 03-3406-5385 E-mail: junzo_sawa@eaj.co.jp

Tel. +1 212 759 8600 E-mail: pmalpas@haroldober.com

KOREAN

USA (CHILDREN’S BOOKS)

Yu Ri Jang Literary Agency, 163 Sinmunno-1ga, Gwanghwamun Officia Rm1928, Jongno-gu, Seoul 110-999, Korea

Alexandra Devlin, Rights People, Stanley House, St. Chad’s Place, London WC1X 9HH, UK

Tel. +31 20 330 6658 E-mail: lkohn@planet.nl

FRENCH Corinne Marotte / Marie Lannurien L’Autre agence, 45 rue Marx-Dormoy, 75018 Paris, France Tel. +33 1 8050 2870 E-mail: contact@lautreagence.eu

GERMAN (Brandon Crime only)

Tel. +82 2 735 9516 E-mail: yrj@yrjagency.com

Silke Weniger Literary Agency, Wuermstrasse 11a, 82166 Graefelfing b Muenchen, Germany

POLISH

Tel. +49 89 260 189-26 E-mail: weniger@litag.de

Tel: +48 22 895 2000 E-mail: Kamila.Kanafa@graal.com.pl

GERMAN (all other titles)

ROMANIAN

Ronit Zafran, Liepman Agency, Englischviertelstrasse 59, CH 8032, Zurich, Switzerland

Marina Adriana Simona Kessler Agency Str. Banul Antonache 37 011663 Bucharest, Romania

Tel. +41 43 268 23 80 E-mail: ronit.zafran@liepmanagency.com

HEBREW Efrat Lev, Foreign Rights Director The Deborah Harris Agency P.O. Box 8528, Jerusalem 91083 Israel

Filip Wojciechowski, Graal Agency, u.l. Pruszkowska 29/252 02-119 Warszawa, Poland

Nermin Mollaoglu, Kalem Agency Sehbender Sokak No 18 Çati kati, Tünel Beyoglu 34430, Istanbul, Turkey Tel. +90 212 245 44 06 E-mail: nerminmollaoglu@gmail.com

Pamela Malpas, Harold Ober Associates, 425 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10017, U.S.A.

Tel. +44 7841 3955m E-mail: AlexandraDevlin@rightspeople.com

FILM & TV RIGHTS Valerie Hoskins & Associates, 20 Charlotte Street, London W1T 2NA, UK Tel. +44 20 76374490, E-mail: vha@vhassociates.co.uk

Tel: +4021 231 8150 E-mail: marina@kessler-agency.ro

RUSSIAN Svetlana Pironko, Author Rights Agency, 20 Victoria Road, Rathgar, Dublin 6, Ireland

Tel. +972 2 5633237 E-mail: efrat@thedeborahharrisagency.com Tel. +353 1 4922112 E-mail: subrights@authorrightsagency.com

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