Celtic Spirituality

In this powerful, evocative collection, master storyteller and poet John O’Donohue explores the themes of love and loss, beginnings and endings.

Celtic Saints looks at the men and women who kept the flame of Christianity burning after the fall of the Roman empire and were some of the Celtic world's most popular saints.

The Honan Chapel, at University College Cork, consecrated in 1916 was a unique concept, reflecting in both its architecture and decoration every element of the Irish arts and crafts movement. 

2004 1st Edition Hardback. Dust jacket slightly marked due to age

Illaunloughan was a small monastery on the Atlantic edge of Ireland that lasted from the late seventh to the ninth century. The well-dated material evidence provides a chronological base for activities and customs that were previously of uncertain age in Ireland.

In this follow-up to his international bestsellers Anam Cara and Eternal Echoes, John O'Donohue turns his attention to the subject of beauty - the divine beauty that calls the imagination and awakens all that is noble in the human heart.

A history of the cult of the ancient Druids, exploring who they really were and what role they played in the Celtic world. 

Written with penetrating insight and a deftness of touch, Conamara Blues offers a unique, imaginative vision of a landscape steeped in mystery and legend - a landscape of hope and possibility that is at once both familiar and unknown.

In Eternal Echoes John O'Donohue embarks upon a journey of discovery into the heart of our post-modern world - a hungry, homeless world that suffers from a deep sense of isolation and fragmentation.