Irish Humour

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.

Set in London in 1983, ‘Diary of an Irish Mother’ offers a snapshot into the hectic life of Vera Byrne.

Since Declan Lynch and Arthur Mathews first shone a light into this darkest corner of the darkest living room in all of Ireland over a decade ago, things have actually got worse for that almost-forgotten species we call the Poor Ould Fellas

This handy A to Z is packed with insider knowledge and quirky Irishisms for locals and blow-ins alike. Read it or we’ll tell your Mammy you left the immersion on!

Vet on a Mission tells the story of a wife and mother of three who sets up her own small animal veterinary practice – the tears, the laughter and the whirlwind of chaos that follows!

The world is a mess and bestselling author and comedian Tara Flynn is raging. Well, sometimes. Mostly she's shocked, bemused, irreverent and wondering where the kindness went.

It's the end of the world as Ross knows it ... this time, there's no way of escaping another monumental fock-up! Sorcha had thrown me out of the family home - this time apparently for good...

Just a small-town girl living in a notion world!

Aisling is 28, and she's a complete ... Aisling. 

Blindboy Boatclub is Ireland's foremost satirist and its most original comedic voice, and one half of the Rubberbandits.

Micheal O Conghaile's Colourful Irish Phrases is a small compendium of characteristic phrases that will alert the reader to the unmistakable difference between our native language and English.