The stories of Ireland’s best-known castles. Majestic and magnificent, designed to both intimidate and inspire, castles are a common feature across Ireland’s landscape, with over 1000 examples remaining – some...
As transcendent and miraculous as you would expect, the final book in the landmark trilogy published by Gill Books. In his final book, Manchán Magan implores us – even dares...
Fionn – an cailín a lasannmar lóchrannachan uair a labhrann sí os ard. The Story – A Novel in Verse Fionn is very passionate about many things in life –...
Scholars and folklore collectors came from far and wide to listen to the stories of Micí Sheáin Néill Ó Baoill and this is the first collection of his stories to...
Looshkin – the maddest cat in the world! Now available in Irish as Lúiscín. Lúiscín is hugely popular with young readers and was created by Jamie Smart. He is a...
Suite in iarthar na hÉireann agus an fichiú céad ag druidim chun deiridh, tá sé mar aidhm ag an dráma seo sceál chóirín, a muintir agus an pobal mórthimpeall uirthi...
Ba scothscéalaí agus seanchaí é Micí Sheáin Néill Ó Baoill a mhair i Rann na Feirste sa chéad seo caite. Thiocfadh scoláirí agus bailitheoirí béaloidis ó gach cearn le héisteacht...
An Saol Bocht examines and explores what has been written about renowned writer Brian Ó Nualláin anew, and adds to that new information that has come to light since the...
These are stories of courage, love, betrayal, greed, stupidity, magic and miracles. Leprechaun gold has always been a great draw fo people with hardly any money, but, of course, the...
‘A powerful beacon of hope’ Seán RonayneAs a mass Irish rewilding movement takes shape, Eoghan Daltun takes to the high roads and byroads to meet those leading a quiet revolution...
The Great Irish Verb Book is aimed at Irish speakers of all levels. The books builds a much-needed bridge between Standard Irish and the Gaeltacht. It is a major reference source for...
This is the most complete guide to Irish place-names published in modern times. It explains the origin and derivation of the names of over 3,000 cities, towns, villages and physical...
Michael Collins was once the most wanted man in the British Empire. Born in west Cork, he was a farmer's son who changed the course of Irish history. This action-packed...
This is both an introduction to genealogy and a chance for children to explore who they are and where their families have come from. It contains a pull-out poster which...
New Selected Poems 1988-2013 provides an unrivalled account of a period of work that was crowned by the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1995. Together with its earlier, sibling volume,...
Ireland is well known as a land of storytellers and this tradition dates back centuries when tales of giants and epic battles were told around the fireplace. These stories feature...
Publisher's Synopsis This convenient pocket-sized dictionary covers all the translations you are likely to need in everyday usage of Irish. It covers modern terminology and includes an introduction to the...
100 Poems by Seamus Heaney Seamus Heaney had the idea to form a personal selection of poems from across the entire arc of his writing life, small yet comprehensive enough...
The Gaeilge Guide is about sparking ✨️ your connection to the Irish language and legacy, enjoying, using and understanding Irish through discovering the patterns and unearthing the etymology, exploring the...
'Not only is Gallivanting with Words a treasure trove of fascinating facts, it's also funny. Very funny.' JOHN CREEDON 'Colm explains and elevates our unique linguistic heritage in a book that will...
In this meticulously researched book, Dr Patrick Anderson compares Algeria’s anti-colonial struggle against France with the republican campaign to dismantle Britain’s colonial legacy. Comparing the French and British armies, the...
Life, I Do Not Understand You For over twelve years myself and graphic designer Seán Mistéil designed Féile an Phobail’s highly-regarded published programmes. Seán also designed the stylised covers of...
An edited collection of extracts from the notebooks of celebrated Gaeltacht author Máirtín Ó Cadhain (1906–1970), providing a window on the language, society and personalities of 1930s Conamara. The collection...
You could say that Frank McNally is a travel writer – he writes while the world travels by! For almost twenty years, Frank’s name has occupied the byline of the...
