New Irish Non-Fiction

'The world is full of magic things, patiently waiting for our senses to grow sharper' W B Yeats The essential collection of W B Yeats best-loved poems.

This beautifully designed gift book includes a selection of over seventy of Yeats's best loved poems. These are complemented by a wide range of paintings, prints and drawings, the majority by Irish or Irish-based artists and often artists who were contemporaries of the poet.

fiona York’s life has been one of stark contrasts. On one side is the world of theatrical glitz where she rubs shoulders with the famous in London and Hollywood; on the other, the smell of freshly dug earth and manure in her pioneering work as an organic farmer in Ireland.

Just Catholic: The Future is Now is a collection of essays written over a period of eight years by Phyllis Zagano, world expert on women in the diaconate. Zagano addresses an astounding range of topics that many in the Church fear to raise. She pulls no punches, yet charitably and intelligently argues for a more ‘just’ Church.

Under the weather or on the mend, From cover to cover this book is your friend It's not much fun going to the doctor or taking your medicine. But with these warm and funny rhymes, you'll soon be feeling better!

The life of James Joyce in the form of a graphic novel. This story is dotted with anecdotes, as well as a captivating and beautifully drawn journey through the cities of Dublin, Trieste, Paris and Zurich. A stunning one-of-a-kind publication about Joyce's life.

Children's picture book.

Tá scéal Éadaoin agus Mhír á insint in Éirinn le breis mhaith agus míle bliain. Baineann Máire Zepf casadh nua as an seanscéal ina lea...

In Farrell’s darkly funny books, all sorts of things, concrete and abstract, display independent wills with which they oppose the will of human beings. Ideas, symbols, ceremonies, human communication, human bodies, lands and possessions all act as rebels or subversives to undermine the human condition. This is an important study of classic 20th century fiction by an author who died tragically in West Cork in 1979