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Waterford Whispers News 2019 is the sixth annual from Ireland's leading online satirical site, featuring the funniest stories of the year. Packed with brilliant satire, sharp wit and insightful social commentary, Waterford Whispers is now a worldwide phenomenon and a must-read in an era when the news has never been more unpredictable.

The fourth annual from Ireland's leading satirical website containing the website's funniest stories from 2017.

All the news, Waterford Whispers style.

All the biggest stories from 2022 and tonnes of exclusive new content, Waterford Whispers style!

The ninth annual from Ireland's leading online satirical site, featuring the funniest stories of the year from 2021.

The eighth annual from Ireland's leading online satirical site, featuring the funniest stories of the year.

The first children's book about one of Ireland's greatest heroines, who saved the lives of hundreds of children during World War II.

Containing details of more than 260 species and over 1,600 photos, the key identification features of each bird are shown in detail not seen before in an identification guide to Ireland’s birds, with concise descriptions and pointers that will help you identify birds in an easy, quick-reference format. This beautiful new pocket-sized edition includes up-to-date distribution maps for all common species and an updated list of birds of conservation concern in Ireland.

Professor Mary Wingfield is one of Ireland's foremost fertility experts, and she has helped hundreds of people to conceive over the last thirty years. In The Fertility Handbook she has created an up-to-date and authoritative guide for anyone who wants to maximise their chance of pregnancy.

Sleep expert Lucy Wolfe, creator of the gentle stay-and-support approach, which has helped thousands of parents and babies get a good night's sleep, turns her attention to common problems that interrupt your baby's sleep routine.

A 98% effective baby sleep solution so you can get what every parent wants - a good night's sleep!

Ernest Shackleton, Frank Worsley, Tom Crean, Tim McCarthy and two other crewmen sailed 800 miles in the James Caird, a 20-foot open boat, to bring help from the whaling station at Grytviken in South Georgia. They survived the horrendous boat journey and organised the rescue - not a life was lost. All of them were heroes.