At times outrageously funny, often angry, sometimes satirical, 'The Best of Nell' aims to be entertaining.

The Best of Nell: A Selection of Writings Over 14 Years

Literature & Fiction

McCafferty, Nell

Essays & Correspondence

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Lyn Madden worked as a prostitute for 20 years. This is her story of life 'on the game' in Dublin.

Lyn: A Story of Prostitution

Politics & Social Sciences

Levine, June

Madden, Lyn

Social Sciences

This stunning and original collection features new work from 30 of Ireland's leading contemporary women writers including: Eavan Boland, Nuala Ni Dhomhaill and Maeve Kelly. With an editor's introduction, contributors' notes and bibliography, this is an invaluable resource for literature courses.

The Cafe Paradiso Cookbook: An Anthology of New Irish Women's Writing

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Regional & International

The readers of this book will embark upon an engaging journey into the background and development of the tapestry weaving cooperative called Taipeis Gael, formed in 1993 in Glencolmcille, County Donegal, Ireland.--Shuttle Spindle &amp; Dyepot

Weaving Tapestry in Rural Ireland: Taipeis Gael, Donegal

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Meghan Sayres

Crafts & Hobbies

The story of modern Ireland as told through its popular music, such as U2, The Coors, and Sinead O'Connor.

Beautiful Day: 40 years of Irish Rock

Arts & Photography

Campbell, Sean

Music

An Irish cookbook representing Autumn and Winter recipes.

A Paradiso Year A & W: Autumn and Winter Cooking

Cotter, Denis

Diving and oceanography coffee-table books are generally rife with beautiful, glossy pages of paradise islands, the Galapagos, or crystal-clear Caribbean water. This book, about diving in temperate waters between the tropical seas and the polar region, is different. Award-winning Irish photographer Collins dives in places like the Bay of Kerry in Ireland and Vancouver Island in the Pacific, as well as locations in Scotland, South Africa, and Tasmania. There, he encounters ghostly shipwrecks and some of the strangest creatures on the planet in kelp forests, on rocky shoals, and on open sand flats. From the bizarre wolf eel to the resident dolphin in Ireland's Dingle Harbor, surprises abound, even in dim, nutrient-rich seas. In more than 140 stunning portraits, Collins captures everything from the apex predator of the great white to the delicate tentacles of a jellyfish shifting in a current. Even the glass eye of a German submarine periscope serves as a haunting reminder of war, sea adventure, and the long history of the mariners. With Collins's personal accounts, quotes from historical marine explorers, and vivid photography, this collection is essential for enthusiasts of diving and marine studies. Recommended for public libraries.--Library Journal

Cool Waters Emerald Seas: Diving in Temperate Waters

COLLINS, John.

Photography & Video

This book is about a part of Ireland's living heritage, the Irish Red Setter, a breed of dog developed in Ireland and synonymous with the Irish people and the landscape that developed it. It covers all aspects from the history, development, character, conformation, training and sporting uses. There is significant section on the history and development of the Irish Red Setter in Ireland from the late 1700s, examining the most successful bloodlines and their influence, to present times.

The Irish Red Setter: It's History, Character and Training

O'Dwyer, Raymond

Pets & Animal Care

A collection of stories celebrating the work of farmers, fishermen, and artisan producers of County Cork who have helped secure Ireland's reputation as a gourmet destination. The book is divided into three main chapters: From Land and Field; From the Waters; Special Delicacies. Each chapter contains comprehensive profiles of the producers as well as inspirational and practical recipes and cookery tips to make the most of the featured products and ingredients. Evocative and stunning color photography captures the people, their food, and the scenery of this breathtakingly beautiful part of Ireland. The Creators is written for anyone for whom buying, cooking, and eating good food is one of life's ultimate pleasures.

The Creators: Individuals of Irish Food

Curtin, Dianne

Cooking Education & Reference

Music and Madness

Ivor Browne, Professor Emeritus at University College, Dublin, has been a central and controversial figure in Irish life up until his retirement as Chief Psychiatrist of the then Eastern Health Board in 1994. Inspired by his studies in Public and Community Mental Health at Harvard University, he took the care of mental patients away from large institutions and put them into the community. He helped create many organizations that have helped young Irish people see beyond the Troubles to build stronger, united communities. This book charts the growth of one man's journey in relation to psychiatry and human development.""A look into the mind and life of a great intellectual."" The Midwest Book Review

Biographies & Memoirs

Browne, Ivor

Professionals & Academics

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