Books

Learning how to smile for ourselves, is one of the most powerful tools we have towards feeling truely at peace with ourselves. Not only can a smile...

RTÉ Radio 1’s Sunday Miscellany is an Irish institution. This radio programme has brought comfort, joy and entertainment to hundreds of thousands o...

Little wolf wants to join the pack, but he hasn't found his voice. This heartwarming tale by Peter Donnelly tells the story of Little wolf and how ...

Published in collaboration with Black & Irish, This book, Black & Irish:  Legends, Trailblazers and Everyday Heroes does exactly as it says...

Ian Ryan, founder of Sh*t London Guinness and Beautiful Pints, has been searching for the perfect pint of Guinness for some time now, and finally, ...

A delightfully fun little book, Irish Kitchen Cocktails is packed tot he brim of recipes that are colourful, testy and very accessible.  There's no...

Explore the streets of Dublin through the ages with Dublin: Mapping the City. This attractive book is packed full of maps of the city, that documen...

 This spooky collection of ghost stories, thrilling tales, and some very scary words will have you shivering with fright. Collected and compiled by...

This captivating book follows the Myths, Monsters, and Magic of Ireland. Manchan Magan encourages us to approach the Island with a curious heart to...

This beautifully compiled and illustrated cookbook contains a tasty array of recipes that aim to show you how to get the very most out of your vege...

The President loves his hikes and so does the president's dog. But oh no, the rain starts and the President is stuck! Luckily for him the President...

 This beautifully presented book is twofold. It is a carefully curated mix of poems, song lyrics, ponderings, debates, and deliberations, all cente...

One of the most attractively coloured books we've had in, the Flavour Thesaurus: More flavours contains a wealth of knowledge about plant based fla...

A little history of Dublin is a whirlwind tour through this little city through the ages through engaging stories told by curator and founder of th...

Mr Gray is a very, very serious man. And he is in charge of a very old, very serious museum filled to the brim with stuffed, dead animals. Mr Gray ...

A warm evening outside, a cheeky glass of plonk, and a plate (or three) of tapas to enjoy with good friends - is there a better way to enjoy that l...

Soups - is there anything more comforting? From those soups the Ma would make for us when we were sick, to rich thick stews on a cool winters eve, ...

John Creedon (Creedo to his pals) has a way with words, as any listener of his radio programme can agree with.  Here, he turns his skill to a colle...

Born in Hong Kong and raised in Buncrana, author and chef Kwanghi Chan has created a uniquely Irish-Chinese set of recipes. Inspired equally by tra...

It seems like you could spend your entire life trying to be kind to the planet, and it still wouldn't be enough. Maybe you grow your own organic ve...

Is there anything Mummy Penguin can't do? She can run, she can jump, she can swim. she can sneak past seals and catch fish. All to bring home dinne...

Our ancestors who lived here in Ireland centuries ago lived lives we would barely recognize. Their society praised the poets, monks, wise women, an...

When Erin becomes sick and has to spend time in the hospital, she finds it's not as scary as she thought. With the help of her doctors and nurses, ...

It's an old saying (and one we firmly agree with) that tea by itself is too wet. You need a biscuit or a cookie to go with it. And whether your pre...