Irish Books

Garment Goddess is your manual to buying and maintaining your clothes. Shopping for clothes can be a daunting task, filled with pitfalls, and uncer...

The current rhetoric is that cities are bad for us. They are noisy, polluted, overcrowded and unnatural, but by greening them and treating them as ...

There are few writers like Blindboy, and this book is one that is hard to describe. Absorbing and hard to put down, it is packed full of stories an...

Ireland once worshiped a multitude of gods. Gods that were powerful and brave, yet still unafraid to show their vulnerability, reject violence, or ...

Little wolf wants to join the pack, but he hasn't found his voice. This heartwarming tale by Peter Donnelly tells the story of Little wolf and how ...

This brilliant read is an engaging romp through the history of science revealing the very human stories behind the greatest of discoveries. Written...

Published in collaboration with Black & Irish, This book, Black & Irish:  Legends, Trailblazers and Everyday Heroes does exactly as it says...

Masarap, which means tasty in Tagalog, the Filipino language, explores all things tasty in this, the 8th book from the Blasta book series.  Richie ...

 Paradiso is a celebration of the unique cuisine of the internationally renowned Cork restaurant. This exquisitly presented book reflects on the pa...

Begin Again by Oliver Jeffers is one of those picture books that makes you stop and think. Some bits are sad, the others hopeful, this book explore...

Explore the streets of Dublin through the ages with Dublin: Mapping the City. This attractive book is packed full of maps of the city, that documen...

Show Me the Science asks some of the biggest questions; Do we have control over our lives?  Are we really in control of our own bodies? are men's a...

The Late Night Writers Club sees a talented, but rather annoying, writer struggle through writer's block to complete his first novel. Tortured by h...

 Social media has been shaping the lives of millions here in Ireland, and billions around the world over the last 3 decades. As each new platform h...

A little history of Dublin is a whirlwind tour through this little city through the ages through engaging stories told by curator and founder of th...

Three little monkeys live in the trees. big monkey tells them not to  go down to the mango tree as there are tigers down there. mm . . . mangoes! t...

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...

Our homes have been the frontline of defence during the COVID19 pandemic - as all over the world we were told to 'stay home' to  help stop the spre...

It's an old saying (and one we firmly agree with) that tea by itself is too wet. You need a biscuit or a cookie to go with it. And whether your pre...

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

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

Discover the inner sanctum of Freemason's Hall, see Napoleon's toothbrush, marvel at a hoax plaque hidden in plain sight on O'Connell Bridge, try G...

The Blasta Cook book Gift Bundle is one of those gifts so good you'll struggle to give it away. This bundle contains 5 of our very favourite Blasta...

A life long hiker, Roz Purcell grew up at the foot of Sliabh Na mBan in Tipperary, which was her childhood playground and escape from the jobs on t...