Books

We Don't Know Ourselves is Fintan O'Toole's very personal vision of Irish history, starting from the year of his birth (1958) all the way to the pr...

 Finally, the book we all need to read - Spoon-fed blows holes through everything we have been told about calorie counting, dieting and just what w...

He might have missed out on the coveted title of worlds sexist bald man' this year, but we doubt Stanley Tucci is crying into his gnocchi. Having a...

"'Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house, not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse..." In this, the most classic of chris...

Internets darling and go to for everything news related Richard Chambers has written a book all about Ireland's Covid crisis and it is a definite m...

Once upon a time there was a little girl called Fiona who lived in Dublin. One day, she goes out on an errand, only for it to turn into an amazing ...

Keep Calm and Trust the Science, if there were ever words to live by - they might just be these. This book is a collection of Professor Luke O'Neil...

The news these days have been fairly grim and one could be fooled into thinking that this here on our little island are worse than ever. IN FACT se...

The words gathered in these pages, matched with evocative illustrations by Steve Doogan, should leave you with no uncertainty about the poetry, wis...

Is there a ghost in this house? A young girl things so, if only she could spot one herself... Using sheets of tracing paper, Oliver Jeffers ingenio...

This is the third edition of a new magazine of contemporary life and culture in Ireland as seen through the eyes of Irish artists. Holy Show presen...

Drink Less. Drink Better. These bold words come from award-winning alcohol experts, historians and comedians Ben McFarland and Tom Sandham. Their a...

This might not be a cook book, but it does tell the story of the objects created and used to cook. A 4th century Korean fermenting crock, to a 17th...

Here is a book for those who like to keep their cooking simple, easy and really tasty. Ideal for autumnal dinners, particularly if you're working f...

In 2020 when the world was forced to hit pause on live in-person gigs, Tim Burgess turned to Twitter, and found an ingenious way to bring people to...

 Pasta. Is there anything more ubiquitous? Found all over the world, with a multitude of variations for each dish, it is easy to forget the depth a...

Does anything beat jumping into the sea as the sun rises over Dublin bay? I think not. From The forty foot to seapoint, sea swimming has seen a rea...

Did ye hear mammy died? is a book about family. an argumentative, loud, musical, sarcastic, grief-stricken family growing up in a sprawling bungalo...

Hats off to man's real best friend. The one we love even if they refuse to give much (anything, I mean anything) back. This collection of letters a...

One day in class, Duncan went to take out his crayons - only to find a bundle of letters, all addressed to him instead. So begins a sweet story abo...

The crayons have lots of feelings, have you ever felt that way? Orange is so HAPPY, while purple is grumpy (and a little bit tired), while green is...

Does someone you know need a letter? Well the crayons are here and they are itching to help. This stationery set is a lovely way to help fans of 'T...

Here we are on planet earth, and herelots of things for you to count and learn. From animals to people, body parts to planets, each illistration is...

If music be the food of love, get feasting on this insightful collection of letters. Heartfelt, intelligent and entertaining, this collection inclu...