I’m Sorry, Sir: The double life of Graham Dwyer, Ireland’s BDSM killer.
Earlier this year, the whole of Ireland held its breath as the jury in the
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Earlier this year, the whole of Ireland held its breath as the jury in the
Can you be successful if you have the brains of Einstein but look like Shrek?
I won’t be a spoil sport and tell you too much about health and hygiene
A stunningly beautiful little book that gives you the how, what, where, which, what of
This small book makes a big impact. The narrative ‘voice’ is authentic and utterly compelling,
This book was fascinating! I have always had a love for anatomy and physiology. When
This book tells the story of the decline and fall of Ireland’s premier aristocratic family
This is a book chock full of the sorts of things I would like to
Had royal women born in fifteenth century England been granted equal succession rights to their
Anne Gildea is best known for being part of the comedy trio ‘The Nualas’, but
This book is about an Irish Cyclist, Nicholas Roche, son of the only Irish Tour
One of the things which some people here in India love to tell me is
‘I hate to hear you talking as if women were fine ladies, instead of rational
Dunphy: A Football is not a just book for football fans, though they will certainly
This is a big book in every sense of the word. It weighs 4.25 kilos
Review by Alo Brady Dublin – Why Some People Succeed and Others Fail If you
Through an assortment of fiction, nonfiction and poetry, the Big Book of Hope delivers exactly
Charlie Connelly may have had to dig a little deeper than he originally anticipated in
The Dubliner Diaries, The Lilliput Press In the summer of 2000, long before the boom
As legal editor of the Irish Independent, Dearbhail McDonald enjoys unique access to the high
