Books

The Winter issue of The Dublin Review brings together a collection of essays and stories that explore how we make meaning of history, creativity an...

Award winning writer and host of BBC Radio 4’s All in the Mind, Claudia Hammond offers a liberating, science-led guide to easing the pressures of m...

In Fascist Yoga, Stewart Home delivers a provocative and darkly entertaining reappraisal of the origins of one of the Western world’s most popular ...

We are only beginning to understand the profound healing power of music. Recent scientific discoveries have transformed our understanding of how so...

In the late 1980s, Horslips lyricist and drummer Eamon Carr embarked on a journalistic journey that brought him face to face with an extraordinary ...

Every family has one. Every WhatsApp group. Every office. You know the type – the lane-hogger, the queue-jumper, the clueless loudmouth who somehow...

When we get the nutrients our bodies need, we think clearly, have energy and feel better. But so often we lack the vital nutrients to sustain our m...

Delight in the beauty of nature and literature with this stunning circular jigsaw puzzle, featuring 50 flowers beloved by Shakespeare. From roses a...

Artist and educator Natalie Stopka is celebrated for her deep dive into handmade, homegrown pigments. In From Plant to Pigment, she opens the door ...

Take a deep breath, slow things down and slip into the irresistibly cute world of tiny craft bliss. This book lets you build 8 cosy little room sce...

Radical Cartography invites us to look at maps not just as navigation tools, but as powerful shapers of how we see the world. Cartographer and hist...

Artist and educator Natalie Stopka is celebrated for her deep dive into handmade, homegrown pigments. In From Plant to Pigment, she opens the door ...

Spider webs are everywhere, yet we rarely stop to appreciate them. These delicate, intricate structures play a vital role in keeping our world in b...

Legendary artist Brian Eno and writer/visual artist Bette Adriaanse present this major new work exploring the meaning and purpose of art.  What Art...

2025: the year Ireland bid farewell to Michael D. Higgins, our pint-sized philosopher-king, as the nation collectively wept into their overpriced o...

Ah, the Irish weather, our favourite icebreaker, daily obsession, and eternal mystery. We talk about it, plan around it, and love to complain about...

Harrison Gardner is an Australian eco-builder and designer who finds himself in the west of Ireland, living an enviable, sustainable life. He has c...

Meet the néaladóirì (cloud-watchers) and réadóirì (stargazers) from our past who, without the luxury of Met Éireann at their disposal, observed bir...

For centuries, the public house has been an important part of the social and cultural history of Dublin. Beginning with the taverns and ale houses ...

This is the seventh edition of Holy Show magazine, covering contemporary life and culture in Ireland as seen through the eyes of Irish artists. Hol...

In this vividly illustrated exploration, Manchán Magan uncovers the overlooked influence of the Irish in Iceland—monks, settlers, storytellers, and...

Discover the quirky and hidden gems of Ireland. Take and unforgettable journey off the beaten track, through ancient landscapes with forgotten trad...

In a world flooded with advice promising wellness and success, time and talent often go underused. With the average full-time worker spending 80,00...