Irish Sport Biography

An incisive and witty exploration of Roy Keane and his vast impact on Irish sport, culture, and identity over three decades.

Ireland's rise to such an exalted position has been the great triumph of rugby's professional era. For a nation that fought tooth and nail to keep the game amateur, their progress since 2000 has been extraordinary. . .

A stunning exposé of the extraordinary rise and fall of Kilkenny star hurler DJ Carey.

Warm, thoughtful and passionate, Andy Farrell is not just a brilliant rugby man: he is a fascinating human being. This is his story!

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This is more than a story of athletic triumph - it's a testament to the power of perseverance, vulnerability, and the human spirit.

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Rory Land tells the up-and-down saga of a compassionate and kind-hearted superstar living in a world where “money has no conscience.”

A memoir with a difference – a medal-strewn career explored alongside legendary tales of the Ó Sé dynasty.

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A hugely respected and revered figure across the world of rugby, and Irish sport in particular, Murray is leaving no stone unturned as he describes the ups and downs, the mental and physical challenges and the fun he had during a rugby career that will forever be regarded as competitive and captivating.

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Moynihan lifts the lid on the inner workings of the GAA at a crossroads. At once thoughtful, balanced, and bold, Moynihan shows us the organisation behind the headlines — and why its future matters to us all.

Intense, witty, perceptive and frank, Obsessed is an autobiography worthy of its author and the essential chronicle of an extraordinary era in Irish rugby.

Blood and Thunder is more than a social and political history of Irish rugby. It is also a shadow-history of modern Ireland, rooted in brilliant original research and packed with terrific stories. . .

In the summer of 2024, sports columnist Eamonn Sweeney set out to follow the All-Ireland championships around the country, retracing footsteps he'd first laid down in his 2004 bestseller The Road to Croker.

From Davy Russell's early life in Youghal to his winning ride on Tiger Roll in the 2018 Grand National, this book has it all. It is a truly remarkable journey written by the most entertaining jockey in the business.

A Farewell to the Fairways will appeal to everyone with an interest in sports writing and the development of golf in Ireland over the past 60 years.

In Whatever it Takes, Richie tells the story of his dazzling career, from his obsession with maintaining high standards in the Kilkenny team, to the stand-out moments on the pitch and the challenges he encountered along the way that threatened to derail everything. 

Journalist and GAA nut Eric Haughan tells the story of Dublin's seven years in footballing nirvana. . .

Full of honest insights, amusing anecdotes and recollections of extraordinary times, with Born to be a Footballer Brady delivers a compelling story of a fifty-year career that is unparalleled in Irish sport.

For the first time ever, Out of Sight! explores the rich history of sport and leisure as experienced by Ireland’s blind and vision impaired athletes,their families, friends, and coaches,  as recounted in interviews with Joe Geraghty

Go, Johnny, Go! is the incredible story of how Johnny Sexton became one of the greatest Irish rugby players of all time.

A new paperback edition for reluctant readers about the all-time leading scorer in Championship hurling, King Henry!