Irish Photographic Social Portraits

With the love Irish and Dublin people have for the Liberties, this book is likely to catch the imagination and nostalgia of Irish and tourists alike for a part of Dublin that is harks back to its distant past.

Unique photo-poetry book celebrates the art of two intertwined lives by going behind the photographs that defined the Northern Ireland Troubles.

Through this collection of stunning images, we get a rare insight into the daily life of the community of Benedictine monks based in Glenstal Abbey, Co. Limerick. 

Fair Faces: Images from a Disappearing Ireland is a truly remarkable collection of unique pictures, which have never been published before. Readers may even find themselves, friends, or relatives captured within its pages.

Renowned photographer Valerie O’Sullivan captures the rich heritage and traditions of these untamed hills, as well as the resilience of the people who have braved the elements and carved out a life here.

2016 1st edition Hardback.

Island Places, Island Lives provides a wealth of information and insight about Inishbofin and Inishark, two small islands off the Connemara coast.

A Place Apart is a remarkable geographical and psychological travelogue that rises above history, politics, theology and economics. Created by a southern Irishwoman, cycling into the mayhem of Northern Ireland in order to try and sort out her own opinions and emotions about this troubled land. 

During Father Browne's long life a revolution took place in the realm of transportation. After ships, his preference was for trains. Most of the photographs in this book were taken in Ireland during the 1930s.

For fifty years, architectural historian Maurice Craig carried a camera nearly everywhere he went. This is a selection of some of these works.