Ireland
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Amongst Women
- £60.00
- AS HEARD ON BBC RADIO 4 BOOK AT BEDTIME 'A book that can be read in two hours, but will linger in the mind for decades.' Sunday Telegraph Once an officer in the Irish War for Independence, Moran is now a widower, eking out a living on a small farm…
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Cast in the Fire. Poems
- £30.00
- The first collection of Irish poet Greg Delanty. Irish novelist Colum McCann, who has himself resettled in America, described Delanty as the "poet laureate of the contemporary Irish-in-America". McCann said: "Delanty has catalogued an entire generation and its relationship to exile. He is the laureate of those who have gone".
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Homeland and other poems (SIGNED)
- £18.00
- Collection of poems rooted in the Ireland of the author's experience.
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I, Brother Stephen (SIGNED)
- £30.00
- The 2nd of St Beuno's Hand-printed limited editions (only 150 made) of verse from Irish poet Robert Greacen. His 1994 anthology won the 1995 Irish Times Award for Literature.
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In the Holocaust of Autumn
- £30.00
- Egan is an Irish poet who has published 24 collections and whose work has been translated into multiple languages. In this sequence of poems, he meditates on the parallels between the Irish and Jewish experience and considers some character traits resulting from and common to each race.
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Poems of a Wicklow Man
- £15.00
- Fitzpatrick was a poet and playwright who started writing when living in England. He died in 2015 in his native Wicklow.
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The Great Shame (SIGNED)
- £60.00
- In The Great Shame, Thomas Keneally--the bestselling, Booker Prize-winning author of Schindler's List--combines the authority of a brilliant historian and the narrative grace of a great novelist to present a gripping account of the Irish diaspora. The nineteenth century saw Ireland lose half of its population to famine, emigration, or…
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The Irish Sketch Book
- £25.00
- Primarily a travel diary, the author had a keen eye for humour and a turn of phrase that will attract many. Travelling from Dublin through Kildare, Wicklow, Cork, Galway, Killarney and many more locations, and back once more to Dublin, this book paints a portrait of Ireland, in the 1840's…
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The Story of Lucy Gault
- £10.00
- Shortlisted for the 2002 Man Booker Prize. 'A masterwork. I doubt that I have read a book as moving in at least a decade. A homage to the redemptive power of love' Independent Summer, 1921. Eight-year-old Lucy Gault clings to the glens and woods above Lahardane - the home her…
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Whereabouts
- £30.00
- Mark Roper's third collection of poems, exploring the mystery of the self, its relation to nature and to others, its unpredictability and unknowability.
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Amongst Women
- £60.00
- AS HEARD ON BBC RADIO 4 BOOK AT BEDTIME 'A book that can be read in two hours, but will linger in the mind for decades.' Sunday Telegraph Once an officer in the Irish War for Independence, Moran is now a widower, eking out a living on a small farm…
- Add to basket
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Cast in the Fire. Poems
- £30.00
- The first collection of Irish poet Greg Delanty. Irish novelist Colum McCann, who has himself resettled in America, described Delanty as the "poet laureate of the contemporary Irish-in-America". McCann said: "Delanty has catalogued an entire generation and its relationship to exile. He is the laureate of those who have gone".
- Add to basket
-
Homeland and other poems (SIGNED)
- £18.00
- Collection of poems rooted in the Ireland of the author's experience.
- Add to basket
-
I, Brother Stephen (SIGNED)
- £30.00
- The 2nd of St Beuno's Hand-printed limited editions (only 150 made) of verse from Irish poet Robert Greacen. His 1994 anthology won the 1995 Irish Times Award for Literature.
- Add to basket
-
In the Holocaust of Autumn
- £30.00
- Egan is an Irish poet who has published 24 collections and whose work has been translated into multiple languages. In this sequence of poems, he meditates on the parallels between the Irish and Jewish experience and considers some character traits resulting from and common to each race.
- Add to basket
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Poems of a Wicklow Man
- £15.00
- Fitzpatrick was a poet and playwright who started writing when living in England. He died in 2015 in his native Wicklow.
- Add to basket
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The Great Shame (SIGNED)
- £60.00
- In The Great Shame, Thomas Keneally--the bestselling, Booker Prize-winning author of Schindler's List--combines the authority of a brilliant historian and the narrative grace of a great novelist to present a gripping account of the Irish diaspora. The nineteenth century saw Ireland lose half of its population to famine, emigration, or…
- Add to basket
-
The Irish Sketch Book
- £25.00
- Primarily a travel diary, the author had a keen eye for humour and a turn of phrase that will attract many. Travelling from Dublin through Kildare, Wicklow, Cork, Galway, Killarney and many more locations, and back once more to Dublin, this book paints a portrait of Ireland, in the 1840's…
- Add to basket
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The Story of Lucy Gault
- £10.00
- Shortlisted for the 2002 Man Booker Prize. 'A masterwork. I doubt that I have read a book as moving in at least a decade. A homage to the redemptive power of love' Independent Summer, 1921. Eight-year-old Lucy Gault clings to the glens and woods above Lahardane - the home her…
- Add to basket
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Whereabouts
- £30.00
- Mark Roper's third collection of poems, exploring the mystery of the self, its relation to nature and to others, its unpredictability and unknowability.
- Add to basket