Item category 1: Donegal Studies

John G. O'Dwyer's Irish walks have become famous through his column in The Irish Times. Now his top Irish pilgrim journeys are gathered here in one pocket-sized volume. A must read for anyone interested in The Celtic Camino, The Pilgrim Passport Journey and St Declan's Way plus other well-walked ...

'Great Irish Walks and Hikes' is your ultimate guide to exploring the breathtaking landscapes of Ireland on foot. The book is a treasure trove for both seasoned hikers and casual walkers, offering a curated selection of fifty trails on the island of Ireland that showcase the country's natural bea...

Jonathan Cresswell was a dangerous and violent man, particularly to women. He manipulated his many girlfriends using coercive control and physically assaulted them if they didn't do as he wished. In August 2020 he raped and murdered showjumper Katie Simpson, the sister of his partner and the aunt...

From the voyages of the first Mesolithic colonisers to the present day, the island of Ireland has seen many new arrivals coming for many different reasons. Archaeology can provide unique insights into how people adapted to their new surroundings. Imirce: migration and Ireland through time will in...

This history of Donegal Town and its hinterland spans the years from the earliest settlers to the present day and considers the changes they brought. This includes the built heritage,and includes, homes, churches, bridges and castles. There are the Gaelic chieftains and their castles, while townl...

The island of Inishtrahull is Ireland’s most northerly outpost, six miles north of Malin Head, Co. Donegal. It once had a population of approximately 80 people, but it has been deserted now for almost a century. This book records the unique history, heritage, wildlife, and folklore of one of Irel...

This volume comprises the first eight lectures (2017-2024) presented in memory of Jennifer O'Reilly, a renowned expert in early medieval Insular culture. The Memorial Lecture Series was established in 2017 by the School of History, University College Cork, where Dr O'Reilly spent most of her care...

Each entry offers a destination and a story. With detailed location information and many stunning photographs, Ireland's Curious Places invites you to explore the four provinces and seek out unusual and wonderful places and artefacts, from remote ruins and sacred places to forgotten villages and ...

Take a photographic journey around Ireland's coast and explore the landscape, history, heritage and wildlife of the offshore islands. Photographers Carsten Krieger and Richard Creagh have a deep love for and knowledge of these special places.

Fairy forts are an iconic feature of the Irish landscape, and an integral part of the country's folklore. Join Jo Kerrigan as she delves into the history and beliefs behind these striking landmarks. With evocative photographs by Richard Mills, master folklorist Jo Kerrigan explores the origins of...