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One of Ireland’s greatest sportspeople reflects on his life

SHORTLISTED IRISH BOOK AWARDS 2023 – Sports Book of the Year

The definitive biography of John Hume, peacemaker, politician, Nobel laureate, and a titan of Irish political history

From the award-winning author of Solar Bones, This Plague of Souls is a taut and darkly funny examination of how a man might acknowledge the dangerous truth of his life if he is to make peace with his own past and family.

Sa bhliain 591, chuaigh buíon manach as Beannchar ar eachtra go himeallchríocha na Críostaíochta ag craobhscaoileadh bhriathar Dé. Is é Columbanus Naomh ba cheann feadhna orthu. I measc na ndeisceabal a thug cúl le dúchas in éineacht leis, bhí cléireach darbh ainm Ceallach.

A unique book blending the personal and political. Irish Times literary editor Martin Doyle has written a deeply moving account of the lives lost in the Troubles in the ‘Murder Triangle’ area of Armagh and Tyrone in which he grew up.

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SHORTLISTED IRISH BOOK AWARDS 2023 – Non-Fiction Book of the Year

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With reminiscences from photographers and players alike, this book is a look back over the decades at the legendary players, matches and moments that have contributed to the narrative of one of the world's most exciting sports.

A must for Gaelic Football fans wherever they are. First published in 2016, this edition includes the return to crowds at matches after the pandemic, Mayo ending Dublin's historic run, and Tyrone's ascent to the top step of the podium.

It is almost one hundred years since the Sam Maguire Cup was first awarded to the winner of the All-Ireland Football Championship, the pinnacle of sporting ambition for generations of Gaelic footballers. Here, we celebrate all the heartbreak and glory of the first fifty years of its history

With great humour and middling advice, The I’m Grand Mamual is a big-sisterly companion that proudly celebrates embracing yourself and the uniquely Irish mother–child relationship.