Pre Orders from Ireland

Through the eyes of one of convicted paedophile Bill Kenneally’s many victims, Ireland’s Protected Predator takes readers on a harrowing journey through his brutal reign of terror. 

Different localities across Ireland have been defined by their sporting endeavours and achievements. This new atlas will trace the history of Ireland's sporting culture and identity from the earliest times to the present.

A forensic account of year two of Gaza’s destruction – tracing how Western governments, fully aware of Israel’s actions, deepened their support under Trump’s renewed presidency.

When your parents are online influencers, perhaps the most rebellious thing you can do is to unsubscribe from your life. . .

We all need to sit and rest from time to time. To think, ponder, hope, pray.

Over the years, Alice Taylor has written down many of these moments of contemplation so she can revisit them over and over again, and now she is sharing them with her dear readers. 

When the worst happens, you find out who your friends truly are. . .

The true story of the origins and consequences of MI5’s 1980 intelligence-led strategy in Northern Ireland and its impact on policing, law, and the peace process

Be Like the Sea is the inspiring story of what happens when we overcome our own self-imposed physical, mental and emotional limitations, and a blueprint for charting our own unique path in life.

Beautifully crafted with fact and fiction both playing their role, The Sailor and the Seamstress is a tender tale of joy and sorrow, life and loss and a courage and strength that endures no matter what.

‘We can’t possibly pack up our lives and just run away in a van for a whole year. Can we?’ Seventeen countries, one van, a fourteen-thousand-mile journey of hope and healing,

Tired of being tired? The routine-based sleep method trusted by thousands of parents – a lifeline to help you and your baby sleep. . .

Great Irish Road Trips is your essential guide to discovering Ireland’s most unforgettable journeys – from iconic coastal drives to hidden gems off the beaten track. . .

This definitive anthology unveils MacWeeney's signature gritty style, showcasing his powerful portraits of Irish Travellers, the Northern Ireland conflict, and the New York Subways. A masterpiece now in one essential volume.

A riveting exposé on the ongoing Lough Neagh crisis – the destruction of the UK’s largest freshwater lake.

The Skidderwolves are a pack of notorious wolves who keep everyone in twelve-year-old Rory McKenna’s village awake at night by skidding their way down Main Street, sending sparks of electricity flying into the air. . .

Salt Wind, Rising Water is a gentle ode to nature and a captivating account of how two Dubliners transformed two wild, windswept acres on Sligo's north coast into a thriving wood, orchard, and garden. 

A landmark centenary publication that brings the newly released 1926 Census to life through vivid storytelling, expert insight, and stunning visual material.

This book moves from English to Irish, zero folklore to folklore, Anglophone Irish folklore to béaloideas, back to no folklore again. The lead up to the relatively shallow revolutionary period following the invention of the term is counterbalanced with examples from the deeper time of ancestral inventiveness. . .