And As I Rode by Granard Moat

Rescued from memory by Ireland's leading short-story writer and raconteur, this anthology weaves a rich tapestry of songs, ballads and poetry reaching across three centuries and drawn from the lanes and highways of thirty-two counties.

Co...

Annaghmakerrig (Limited Edition)

Limited edition of one hundred copies, slipcased, bound in Arjo Wiggins curious white gold metallic paper and signed by the editor, Sheila Pratschke, associate editors, Ruairi O Cuiv and Evelyn Conlon, and the publisher, Antony Farrell.

The Tyr...

Annaghmakerrig HB

The Tyrone Guthrie Centre in Annaghmakerrig celebrates a quarter of a century this year and marks this important milestone with the launch of a beautiful volume, ‘Annaghmakerrig'. The Centre is an artists' retreat set amid the lakes and drumlins of ...

Changing the Times: Irish Women Journalists 1969-1981

This 'new journalism' by Irish Times women writers originally appeared on the Women First pages during the 1970s. Together, the pieces reflect the enormous social and political upheaval of the years when, as the first woman's page editor Mary Maher put...

Decantations: A Tribute in Honour of Maurice Craig

A rare collection of scholarship and literature with over forty contributions from distinguished writers, artists, art historians, architects and archaeologists for the occasion of Maurice Craig's seventieth birthday.

Contributors include: Ch...

Diaries of Ireland: An Anthology 1590-1987

Here is Ireland's past distilled - poignant personal narratives and privileged moments, human behaviour recorded in its infinite variety, voices overheard: chamber music. In these pages Elizabethan adventurers, fops, soldiers, widows, landlords, r...

Trinity Tales: Trinity College Dublin in the Seventies

These time-capsule recollections of Trinity College students in the seventies include those of U2 manager Paul McGuinness, director of the Gate Theatre Michael Colgan, novelist James Ryan, writer Robert O'Byrne, judge Fidelma Macken, publisher Ant...

Words, Words, Words: Houghmagandie, Knockers, Trolleys & Others

'His brilliant column in The Oldie is the first thing I turn to. He once called me a tome feek and I'm still blushing.' - Joanna Lumley

'Diarmaid O Muirithe knows his words. He knows them in their variations and in their sourc...