Whatever is within - you will never know until... Meet my Jinn and my Witch in the real, horrifying, global Ritual. The Illuminated and Masonry pushed the button! Have you ever seen what is inside of the Ark of God? You ...Quick View

A revised edition which examines the principles of financial management, with an emphasis on shareholder value, covering topics such as EVA, MVA and valuations using free cashflow.Contains updated references, changes in ...Quick View

In January it's chilly, and they're in the middle of nowhere. Two women are taking time out in a Connemara health spa for a little bit of self-indulgence and a brief respite from everyday pressures. They seem to have lit ...Quick View

This book is a selection of 40 articles from the Royal Irish Academy's Dictionary of Irish Biography, dealing with 42 men and women whose careers, in one way or another, were deeply involved with the Easter rising of 191 ...Quick View

Tells the tale of an Irish family, the Buckleys, who try to cope after the sudden disappearance of the father. The story is seen through the eyes of 18-year-old Daniel who attempts to hold the family together in the face ...Quick View

John Branagh, former candidate for the priesthood, a modern Darcy, someone to love or hate. Will he and Sheila ever get together? Davy Hagan, drug dealer, ‘mad, bad and dangerous to know’. Is Phil also mad t ...Quick View

In 1965, Alen MacWeeney came upon an encampment of itinerants in a waste ground by the Cherry Orchard Fever Hospital outside Dublin. Then called tinkers and later formally styled Travellers (as they preferred to call the ...Quick View

Inspired by the surreal accounts of the explorer Marco Polo, Imaginary Cities charts the metropolis and the imagination, and the symbiosis therein. A work of creative non-fiction, the book roams through space, time and p ...Quick View

In A Natural Year, critically acclaimed travel writer Michael Fewer celebrates the everyday wonder of Irish nature in these beautifully written diaries, observed from his homes in south Dublin and rural Waterford, in whi ...Quick View

The story spans nearly a hundred years. In Carlo Gebler's early childhood, his relationship with his father, Ernest, was a disaster. A man of the left, Ernest's politics had been 'hammered out in the nineteen thirties'. ...Quick View

This book sets out the records available for research on the history of County Westmeath families, where they can be accessed, and how they can be used to best effect. For each type of record, it describes the background ...Quick View

New edition of the award-winning collection, complete with Alan Clarke's witty eye-catching illustrations. 'Irish Tales of Mystery and Magic' is a collection of marvellous stories by seanchai Eddie Lenihan that will char ...Quick View

In 1964, Arkle's first-place finish in the Cheltenham Gold Cup was the first big win by Ireland's most celebrated racehorse: the horse by which all others are measured. Fifty years on from the start of his incredible car ...Quick View

A close-knit society lives under the strain of conformity. When this novel was first published in 1918 the book evoked the same reactions many people imagine only happened with Satanic Verses; it was publicly burned in t ...Quick View

THE HUNGER is the exciting tale of a girl swept up in the fight for a free and fair Ireland, set at the time of the Potato Famine. It's 1845, and blight has destroyed the precious potato crop leaving Ireland starving. ...Quick View

A collection of 28 short stories set in 28 houses on an ordinary street. The end of each story triggers the beginning of the next one, in a sort of domino effect. Some of the residents are lonely, lost or deluded, and s ...Quick View

Stephen D queries the world around him, especially his school world ...Quick View

The spectres of history haunt Irish fiction. In this compelling study, Matthew Schultz maps these rhetorical hauntings across a wide range of postcolonial Irish novels, and defines the spectre as a non-present presence t ...Quick View

Philip O'Brien has uprooted his family from the back streets of Dublin to give them a better life in England. It's 1914. War is declared and Leo grabs the chance join the British Army instead of following in his father's ...Quick View

No' is the first thing I ever said. It was actually the only thing I said in my first speaking months. Like most children, I was born with an innate ability to set boundaries for myself. 'No.' 'Mine.' I intuitively knew ...Quick View

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Surprisingly good. The authors writing flows effortlessly, giving away just a little at a time. There's so much more to the story than I thought there would be, and to be honest I was guessing who dunnit right till the l ...Quick View

Pat McNab, driven by rage and despair, goes on a rampage after killing his mother and ends up murdering more than fifty people. Or is his whiskey-addled mind merely imagining these murders? Reality collides with fanta ...Quick View

Between the years of the mid thirties through to 1960, independent Ireland suffered from economic stagnation, and also went through a period of intense cultural and psychological repression. While external circumstances ...Quick View