
Irish Bestsellers 3rd October 2026
Welcome to this week’s Irish bestselling books charts. We have some fabulous non-fiction in for

Welcome to this week’s Irish bestselling books charts. We have some fabulous non-fiction in for

Dublin City Council is delighted to launch the Teen Citywide Read 2026, organised by Dublin

The Lit, Europe’s first youth-led festival of reading and writing returns to Waterford City for

Welcome to this week’s Irish bestselling books where non-fiction and children’s titles have really made

12 bookshops across the country have been longlisted for the ‘An Post Bookshop of the

Welcome back to the Irish bestselling books lists. While it’s great to see some brand

The shortlist for the Booker Prize 2026 has been announced, featuring two previous winners, a

The Return of Irish Writers Online by Patrick Chapman Philip Casey (1950–2018) was a poet,

Welcome back to this week’s Irish bestselling books charts! This week is all about the

Today we are sharing the We Are Better Than This video animation with a call

Welcome back to this week’s charts, where we’re delighted to see a brand new entry

Past Voices, Future Stories Listowel International Storytelling Festival returns from 17–20 September 2026, bringing storytellers,

Jumping Off the Page is a comic book festival for children and young people featuring

Welcome to this week’s Irish bestselling books, where our featured book is the latest novel

Murder One, Ireland’s International Crime Writing Festival, returns to Dublin from the 15th – 18th

The Sounds of Antarctica in an Irish Classroom: Tim Foley has created the The Ultimate

Welcome to this week’s Irish bestselling books charts, where we’re over the moon with this

Welcome to another week in the Irish bestselling books charts. Summer is flying away from

Edited by crime authors Sam Blake and CL Murphy, Fear explores a wide and electrifying

Welcome back to the Irish bestselling books charts, where this week we have a firm