Irish Humour

I've had some pretty bad New Year's Eves in my life. But this one was officially... The! Worst! Ever!

Based on the hugely successful podcast and tour, in Dear Johnnies the popular duo solve all your life’s problems.

New edition of this bestselling and laugh-out-loud humour title.

Society has changed dramatically. We live in an increasingly informal world. We have in many ways become disrespectful of rules and have no time for the old order and taboos.

Country Roads, Take Her Home!

‘Aisling is a genuine reflection of the modern Irish woman, and we love her’ The Irish Times

Craic Baby will share more Irish words and issues connected to the language, in the same style as Motherfocloir, but treated with greater confidence and more depth.

The Irish have blessings, toasts and curses for every occasion: hearing the news of a death or marriage, consoling neighbours in sorrow or sharing their joy, looking for a husband or wife, going off to work, saving turf, or having a drink at the end of the day.

>Irish history and folklore is rich with proverbs and sayings of old, full of timeless wisdom that still has resonance and truth today.

The O'Brien Irish Heritage Series

This collection combines a pinch of traditional Irish humour, from shamrocks to limericks, and blarney stones to drinking stories, mixed with distinctly modern one-liners, quips and quotes from the best of the current crop of humorists, along with sections on the Irish mammy, literary feuds and putdowns and epitaphs.