Offering original New Zealand perspectives on the Irish Revolution from the third Home Rule crisis to the establishment of the Irish Free State, this collection explores the political, social, and cul...

In War to the Death! The Waterford Farm Strikes of 1922 and 1923, leading labour historian Emmet O’Connor delves into an intense local movement during a time of constitutional upheaval in Ireland. Bet...

Margaret Kelleher seeks to introduce new readers to the work of this successful intellectual couple

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Women's commercial fiction — or chick lit as it is dismissively called — helps to shape society in subtle ways, writes Dr Maria Butler

Join a walking tour, as part of Dublin Book Festival, with Michael Earley, focusing on the stained glass windows of Earley Studios

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