Irish History for Children

A valuable painting leaves the train station in Galway in a guarded carriage. When the train arrives in Dublin, the painting is gone. Suspicion immediately falls on Mr Kavanagh, the train’s guard.

The big ball, the small ball and everything there is to know about Gaelic Games!

Gaelic sports icon Micheál Ó Muircheartaigh shares his lifelong passion for the GAA with young readers, as he guides them through its history, and its most iconic stadium, Croke Park.

New historical novel from Ann Murtagh, author of The Sound of Freedom and The Kidds of Summerhill

Shows the contrast between the lives of the chimney sweeps and those of the people whose chimney's they clean

Through the lives of three children who died on 21 November 1920, relive the story of Bloody Sunday, when a gaelic football match in Croke Park was the scene of slaughter by British forces. 

Join historian Myles Dungan as he guides you through the history of our amazing island.

This latest book in the Deadly Irish History series is jam-packed with all kinds of well-researched and fun facts and madcap stories (including a swashbuckling adventure called Seamus the Sinister Swordsman) about the Normans.

‘The freedom to achieve freedom’ – a book to help children discover the life of the remarkable Irish political hero Michael Collins!

Revealed! All the cut-throat facts about Celtic Britain with history's most horrible headlines: Celts edition.

Join political buff David McCullagh and illustrator Graham Corcoran as they guide you through all the things that make our country work. Why do we have a president and a Taoiseach?