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Stones of AdorationSacred Stones and Mystic Megaliths of IrelandChristine Zucchelli.
Ireland’s landscape is dotted with sacred stones, from Maedbh’s Grave in Sligo to the Royal Pillars of Tara in Meath. Since prehistoric times people have acknowledged their special nature. This book explores their secrets and their myths, legends and folktales, which persist to this day. This is a wonderful reminder of our spiritual past, as some of these stones and monuments enter their fifth millennium. 978-1905172368 HB 240 pp 228 x 228 mm €25.00/£19.99 2007 140 colour photos and line drawings Bargain Price!
The Beatles and IrelandMichael Lynch & Damian Smyth.
From the day The Beatles arrived in Dublin at the height of Beatlemania in 1963, the Fab Four never hid their love for Ireland. This is not a music biography but simply details every connection The Beatles have with Ireland, from their family trees to their concerts and the many visits they’ve made. With prime Irish Beatles locations, an Irish charts discography, the Irish fan club, and a detailed list of Beatles-related programmes on Irish radio and TV over the years, not to mention exclusive unpublished photographs, this is the legacy for Ireland of The Beatles. 978-1905172788 PB with flaps 232 pp 245 x 175 mm €18.95/£14.99 2008 Bargain Price!
The Best of the WestGAA Greats of ConnachtJohn Scally.
The footballers and hurlers of Connacht are proud wearers of their county colours. This book gathers the greats of the province since the 1930s, such as Jimmy Murray, who captained Roscommon in the 1940s, Mayo’s Paddy Prendergast, Leitrim’s Packy McGarty, Galway’s Sylvie Linnane and TV pundits, Martin Carney and Kevin McStay. New insights into referees’ decisions and controversial incidents emerge, such as the tunnel incident in the 1983 All-Ireland Football final, and the Mayo-Meath mêlée in 1996. This engrossing mixture takes readers behind the scenes into the drama of Gaelic games with famous sons of Connacht. 978-1905172825 HB 256 pp 234 x 156 mm €24.95/£18.99 2008 Colour and black & white photos Bargain Price!
The Far Side of RevengeMaking Peace in Northern IrelandDeaglán de Bréadún.
Revised Edition Brings the story up to date, with previously unrevealed information on the peace talks, the historic power-sharing agreement of 2007 between Sinn Féin and Ian Paisley’s Democratic Unionist Party, and outlines the future prospects for peace in Ireland. Here is the inside story by a journalist with unrivalled contacts who provides rare insights into the politics of the situation and the personalities of the main players. 978-1905172610 PB 464pp 234 x 156mm €18.99/£14.99 2008 Bargain Price!
The Fertile RockSeasons in the BurrenCarsten Krieger.
The Burren in County Clare on Ireland’s west coast is a most enigmatic landscape. This book takes you on a visual journey through the Burren during the four seasons. Conveying the serene beauty and unique aura of this ancient landscape the images of stunning natural beauty tell their own story: the changing face of the Burren from season to season, the rich flora and diverse fauna, important heritage sites, small details of stone and wider panoramic views of the landscape. ISBN-10: 1-905172-02-8 ISBN-13: 978-1905172023 HB 173pp 250 x 250mm €25.00/£20.00 2006 Do you want to see more of Carsten's gorgeous photos? Check out his website to be amazed and to buy prints. Click here for more information. Bargain Price!
The IRA in Kerry 1916-21 Sinead Joy.
The traditional view of the IRA in Ireland from 1916-1921 – of heroes living only for the republic – has come in for close scrutiny in recent years. This study dispels some of the myths and gives an alternative profile of the rebels active in Kerry. It questions their reasons for joining and their commitment to the notion of a republic. The result is sometimes critical as it considers the effects of the war on Kerry’s civilian population and the varying level of support for the IRA. Overall this book presents an account of the perceptions of the community as a whole, Irish or British, Catholic or Protestant, fighter or civilian. ISBN-10: 1-903464-79-X ISBN-13: 978-1903464793 PB 200 pp 216 x 134 mm €15.00/£11.99 2005 Bargain Price!
The Republic of IrelandInternational Football FactsDean Hayes.
This essential guide to the Republic of Ireland’s national soccer teams includes the history of the FAI from 1921 and formation of the national team; profiles of players and managers; complete match-by-match records; statistics for the team records, the top goal scorers, and record number of appearances; with fun facts throughout. 978-1905172832 PB 432 pp 234 x 156 mm €19.95/£14.99 2008 Full colour; colour and black & white photos Bargain Price!
West Kerry CameraCeamara Chorca DhuibhnePádraig Tyers.
Chorca Dhuibne is roughly the Dingle Peninsula. In 1991 Pádraig Tyers published a collection of photographs to illustrate the life and social history of the area from the late nineteenth century. The result was Ceamara Chorca Dhuibhne. This revised and enlarged edition includes many new photographs never published. Every parish is represented as is every aspect of life in those far-off days. Well-known names featured include 'Kruger' Kavanagh, Peig Sayers, Tom Crean, Tomás Ó Criomhthain and Robin Flower. ISBN-10: 1-905172-33-8 ISBN-13: 978-1905172337 PB 128pp 198 x 128mm €24.95/£17.99 2006 Colour maps and photos Bargain Price!
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