The Dawning of the Day by Liam Nevin | Historical Novel
The Dawning of the Day by Liam Nevin is a sweeping epic set against the backdrop of a turbulent decade in Irish history and great upheaval the world over.
Upcoming Events | Festival, Literary Awards, Book Launch
Upcoming events in the Irish literary scene include a book launch (William Tiernan), SiarScéal Festival 2022 and the Hanna Greally Literary Awards.
Introducing Sebastian Kevany – Author, Surfer, Field Epidemiologist
Two books by Sebastian “Bassie” Kevany reflect upon a career in field epidemiology that happily combines with a passion for surfing.
Introducing Wayne Power: author, poet, spoken-word artist
Introducing Wayne Power, Waterford-based author, poet, spoken-word artist. His second collection of his poetry will be published soon.
Hanly: First Published History of the Clan
Hanly: A Brief History of the Noble Name (at home and abroad) by Gearoid O’Brien and John Hanly is the first published history of the Hanly clan.
Death of Seán O’Donoghue (1958-2019), RIP
The passing of Seán O’Donoghue brings to a close the life of deep-sea diver, author, poet inspired by tales told around his father’s fireside.
Book Launch | Michael Whelton at Crawford Art Gallery, Cork in September
Crawford Art Gallery in Cork city is the venue for the launch of two recently published books by Michael Whelton on Friday, 6 September 2019.
Learning about Horses with T.J. Gillespie (Tom na gCapaillín)
I Want to Really Learn about Horses by T.J. Gillespie offers both an aid and a lifelong companion for horse and equestrian enthusiasts.
Book Launch | Bluesy Ballymoe: Pulse and Hearts above Zero by William Tiernan
Bluesy Ballymoe: Pulse and Hearts above Zero by William Tiernan is the author’s second collection of poetry, to be formally launched on Saturday, 9 December 2017.
The Rising of Haunted Ireland by GhostÉire (Book and DVD)
The Rising of Haunted Ireland by GhostÉire takes us into the heart of haunted Ireland in search of spiritual and scientific explanations for the paranormal.