Books

Scoop is a biannual magazine sharing the inside story on all things Irish Food. The theme of this, the second issue, is 'eat your feelings'. With s...

Home. It can mean many things; a place of fond memories, family and friends. It can be shelter and security, refuge and comfort. And for those who ...

Author Sarah Raven has two aims for her garden at all times. For it to be beautiful by being jam-packed full of flowers at all times - and it has t...

Learn all about the magic of seeds with this beautifully illustrated book. Author Clare Gogerty lives on a smallholding in Herefordshire where she ...

  It’s OK to be angry about capitalism. No really, it's not only okay; it's maybe even a perfectly rational reaction in these turbulent times. In h...

 There have been many polls done to find what the best smell is; with vanilla, fresh cut grass and freshly ground coffee all tend to rank high. We ...

John Creedon (Creedo to his pals) has a way with words, as any listener of his radio programme can agree with.  Here, he turns his skill to a colle...

Scoop is a biannual magazine sharing the inside story on all things Irish Food. The theme of this, the inaugural edition, is the question 'what is ...

It seems like you could spend your entire life trying to be kind to the planet, and it still wouldn't be enough. Maybe you grow your own organic ve...

Award-winning chef Graham Herterich (who you may know from The Cupcake Bloke) first learned to bake at a young age, taught by his beloved granny. T...

Ireland is a land of magic, with loads of cool places steeped in folklore and mythology. This gorgeous illustrated book is a guide to some of Irela...

 Gardening can be a bit of a fuss. Digging around in the soil, pulling out the weeds. It's a lot of hassle, and sometimes we just can't be bothered...

We all want to be a bit more self-sufficient. Grow vegetables in the garden, bake our own bread, and maybe even build our own furniture. But when y...

It's never easy to keep kids entertained on a rainy day - and it's even harder to do so in an eco-friendly low-tech way. That's why we love Sydney ...

Starting with a clear out of his loft, consummate raconteur Jarvis Cocker tells the story of his early life through a consideration of the seemingl...

This lovely little book collects a number of letters by and for mothers written by a number of well know figures; including George Bernard Shaw, Be...

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...

Like so many wonderful projects this year, Eggcorns started on Instagram. Children's book author and illustrator, Chris Judge started illustrating ...

Mr Gray is a very, very serious man. And he is in charge of a very old, very serious museum filled to the brim with stuffed, dead animals. Mr Gray ...

Is he a shitehawk or a messer? A gombeen or a dope? Take the decision-making out of your trash talk and fire out hilarious one-line insults left, r...

Wabi Sabi is a way of living that focuses on finding beauty within the imperfections of life and accepting peacefully the natural cycle of growth a...

A joint diary to record a couple's life together. Love, Romance, Marriage... it's such a hopeful idea. Throwing your lot in with someone else and s...

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 ...