Sarah Fitzgerald, aged 14 from Kinsale Community School, met with Government Leaders at Leinster House and submitted a literacy research paper to the Oireachtas Education & Skills Committee. Sarah met...

Not masses of action in the charts this week; Marian Keyes has deservedly hit the top three with her latest novel The Break, and we’re delighted for her, and Walliams...

Irish author Mike McCormack has won the 2018 International DUBLIN Literary Award for his novel Solar Bones. The Award is organised and sponsored by Dublin City Council and at €100,000...

The shortlists for the Betty Trask, McKitterick, Tom-Gallon and Somerset Maugham awards were announced by The Society of Authors today (Wednesday 13th June) with Man Booker nominated Fiona Mozley, 2014...

Walliams has gone and done it again! With the release of The World’s Worst Children 3 just a couple of days before this week’s charts were compiled (and, incidentally, just...

Sales are picking up this week after a bit of a dip last week – we’re perhaps getting more used to the sunny weather and starting to think holiday reading!...

Listowel Writers’ Week officially threw open the doors to its 48th Festival on Wednesday night the 30thMay 2018. A host of Irish and international poets, playwrights, novelists, short story writers, artists and musicians...

There’s a good bit of change around this week – interesting times as aside from one or two constants (Eleanor Oliphant and The Tattoo Artist of Auschwitz—which, by the way...

The winner of the 28th Children’s Books Ireland Book of the Year Award was revealed today at a ceremony held in Smock Alley Theatre, Dublin. Recipients of the Children’s Choice...

There’s some great movement in the charts this week and some newcomers; in fact, half of this week’s Top 20 were only released in May. While Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely...