The definitive history of ladies Gaelic football, from novelty act to national association and beyond.

In the numbness of grief I felt certain I would never write poems again," Bolger claims in his prefatory note. But his readers will be glad that he has done so... (in)... what is ultimately a book of celebration...unflinching and sad - and beautiful.' - Times Literary Supplement

A feminist guide to navigating self-representation on social media.

The Open Door anthology brings together a collection of short stories by some of Ireland's greatest writers, all of which are written and crafted specifically for the emerging adult reader. Come on in!

Portraits of Connemara, its people and landscape, by Raymonde Standun, with interviews edited and introduced by Bill Long.

We Seldom Talk About the Past is John MacKenna's first selected collection of short stories, from a career spanning over three decades. The stories selected represent a culmination of MacKenna's work in a form of writing he has made uniquely his own. MacKenna's stories examine the quotidian truths of our lives, of the momentousness of small moments

Collection of hilarious and moving lockdown poetry and illustrations from the writer of the viral 'What Day Is It?' poem.