Spring is peeping over the horizon, and with it a whole crop of new releases. Not much movement in the Top 20, but if you look at the Top 10...

And it’s another week at the top for When All Is Said by Anne Griffin, with more than double the sales of second place (the unvanquishable Tattooist of Auschwitz by Heather...

It’s a great week for the girls, as over half of the Top 20 authors are women this week! There is also a pretty good shake-up of genre; alongside fiction,...

The charts are a strange mix this week of old and new; our old friends The Tattooist of Auschwitz and Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine (by Heather Morris and Gail Honeyman respectively) are topping...

Well, we predicted last week that The Power of Small by Aisling Curtin and Trish Leonard would be around for a while, and here it is climbing up the charts already, from...

Well, it is back to business as usual here in the Irish Bestseller lists, as we pack away the tree and dust off the remaining fragments of tinsel. And apparently,...

It’s at this time of year that the bestseller chart being calculated a week in arrears appears a little strange, but it’s only now that we can see exactly who...

We’re delighted to see that lots of people were buying books in the run up to Christmas! This week our featured book is Sally Rooney’s Normal People, longlisted for the...

Well, that’s almost it for another year – we’re almost at the end of 2018 so this is your last chance to rush out and buy Christmas books for everyone...

Sales have picked up again this week, with now all of the Top 20 clocking in over a thousand sales. We’re still slightly down on last year’s equivalent charts, particularly...