Bailiúchán: Adult

Martin Malone & Bryan Angus's Gardenstown offers a vivid evocation of changing seasons in a village, from spring to winter. The book is a sequence of Malone's remarkable poetry, interspersed with Angus's exquisite linocuts, which capture the essence of the people, places and wildlife in north-eas...

Sonnets for my mother as Lear is a sequence of what Martin Malone calls "raggedy" sonnets, about the poet's indomitable mother and also the dementia care system, mixing registers within a dramatic context derived from Shakespeare's King Lear - both funny and moving.

In 'Ship in Full Sail', Colm Tóibín's 'Laureate Lectures' bookend thirty-four essays, one written each month in the course of his tenure as Laureate for Irish Fiction (2022-2025). The myriad topics they embrace include Artificial Intelligence, reading Ulysses, the discomfort of Salman Rushdie ...

In a county where success is weighed in medals, the Ó Sé brothers all hung up their boots with heavy hearts but even heavier pockets: a combined total of 16 All-Irelands, 28 Munsters and 12 All-Stars making their way back to An Ghaeltacht - a haul which is unlikely to be surpassed by a set of s...

In this first biography to chart Trimble's life and death, award-winning journalist Stephen Walker vividly details how this shy Belfast academic changed the political landscape of Northern Ireland. Written with the cooperation of his widow and their children, Peacemaker offers unparalleled insigh...

In partnership with the Burrenbeo Trust, this beautifully crafted book brings together ten inspiring profiles of participants in Burrenbeo projects, written by Pocket Forests co-founder Catherine Cleary. These real-life stories - from farmers and families to schools and community groups - shine a...

In 'The Gaeilge Guide', Mollie Guidera - Ireland's leading online Irish teacher and creator of the hit platform 'Irish with Mollie' - brings her joyful, down-to-earth approach to the page in a book guaranteed to spark your connection to the Irish language and legacy. This fresh and empowering jou...

Medieval Ireland offers an unusually rich and varied corpus of literature, including saga, law, religion, pseudo-history and poetry. It was one of the earliest cultures in medieval Europe to produce extensive literature in its own vernacular, and yet this material is little known or studied. Old ...