Irish Language Books (510)

Aois fir is a sea adventure about a young boy in his early teens on a sailing boat out at sea. His father and uncle are passed out drunk on board....

Native Donegal writers made a considerable contribution to the emerging Revivalist Gaelic literature in the last century. In this book, the biography of Fionn Mac Cumhaill, a prolific and influential...

A beautifully crafted memoir that tells, with humour and affection, how Anraí was ‘captured’ by the Irish language. The title of the book loosely translates to ‘My Time’. It pays...

‘Year of Wonders’ - a diary written by Sylvia, who has been living in Germany for many years, during 1989, the year the Berlin Wall fell. Paperback 

In these essays published in the pages of the Irish Times and some recently in Comhar magazine itself, the author takes us on a journey to Russia, Iran, Kurdistan, Egypt,...

Insights into some of This book is a description of the life and work of over 100 community figures in the Donegal Gaeltacht. The various stories give an insight into...

Racism in Ireland and internationally is the background to these unique tales. A modern, powerful and important collection. Paperback Pages 104

Beatha Pheig Sayers has a great deal to contribute to our understanding of Peig Sayers and her published autobiographies Paperback    

The adventures and death of the historical and literary figure Art Ó Laoghaire. An imaginative, controversial play from Mac Intyre. Paperback 

This story is about St Patrick, how he was brought to Ireland as a slave. The long lonely years he spent taking care of pigs and sheep on Sliabh Mis....

The Big Drum is one of the finest Irish novels of the twentieth century. It is also the only novel in the Gaelic traditions to deal extensively with a marching...

These eight stories, written for An Claideamh Soluis and published in book form in 1914 are among the most remarkable of the whole Gaelic Revival. They deal with O Conaire's...