Cork

Through the Lens of Time: The Horgan Brothers’ Ireland 1890-1940.

Did You Know? Cork’s Lord Mayors still annually perform the traditional ‘Throwing the Dart’ ceremony to signify their authority over the port and harbour. 

This new historical atlas of Cork will explore the city from its origins to the present day.

Join the Three Bears on a fun-filled trip around Cork’s best-loved locations.

This is Cork: An Aerial Journey is a perfect gift for anyone who loves aerial photography, and stunning landscapes, or simply wants to experience the beauty of Cork from a new perspective.

County Cork is the largest county in Ireland, with a heritage that has been recorded, celebrated and commemorated over many centuries. 

This wonderful publication provides a unique visual and historical record of the West Cork Railway as rail enthusiast and historian Chris Larkin warmly remembers the lifetime of the rail system in a travelogue which allows readers to hop onto a West Cork train and savour the journey of a bygone era.

This is book is a history of the birds of County Cork from the earliest times to the present. 

One hundred years ago in Ireland marked a time of change.

'A tale of arson, loot and murder' was how one source described the events that would befall Cork city on the night of 11-12 December 1920.

Lonely Planet: The world's number one travel guide publisher Whether exploring your own backyard or somewhere new, discover the freedom of the open road with Lonely Planet's Cork, Kerry & Southwest Ireland's Best Trips.

It's time for a new take on the Cork vs Dublin rivalry. . .

Drawing on extensive interviews with politicians, workers, writers and industrialists, Michael Moynihan weaves a sweeping tapestry of the city at a critical juncture. In a rich narrative, he tells the compelling story of how Cork's eventual status as a high-tech hub was won.

A fascinating new insight into the epic conflicts between Spain’s Philip III and Elizabeth I of England, culminating in the Spanish invasion of Ireland, the fateful Battle of Kinsale and the downfall of the Gaelic insurgent chieftains O’Neill and O’Donnell.

Following on from their successful Dublin Strolls, the Brackens guide us on charming walks through Cork’s architecture, sharing expert insights and intriguing historical detail along the way. 

An overview of events in Cork city and county during Ireland's revolutionary period, with a comprehensive list of the lives lost on all sides between 1916 and 1923 and the circumstances in which the deaths happened. 

2017 1st Edition Hardback

A thoughtful, deeply felt invitation to sample the splendours of West Cork for local and visitor alike. From a writer and photographer team who lovingly share their responses to the region they are lucky enough to call home: Jo Kerrigan, historian and journalist with national and international publications, and Richard Mills, multiple award-winning press and wildlife photographer.