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Irish Literature Information and Guide
For a comparatively small country, Ireland has made a disproportionate contribution to world literature in all its branches. The works that are best known outside the country are in English, but Irish Gaelic also has the most significant body of written literature, both ancient and recent, in any Celtic language, in addition to a strong oral tradition of legends and poetry. See also the main article on modern literature in Irish. Visit this site to find out MORE...,
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Irish Poetry Information and Guide
The history of Irish poetry is complicated by the fact that since at least the 14th century it has been the history of two poetries, one in Irish language and the other in English language. The complex interplay between these two traditions, and between both of them and other poetries in English, has produced a set of traditions that are both rich and difficult for the outsider to follow. Visit this site to find out MORE...,
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Ireland Literature Guide
The Ireland Literature Guide is an Irish online resource for Literature from Ireland Ireland and its extended history of legends and poetry has made a massive global contribution to both modern and historic literature. This site, based in Ireland, provides information about Irish literature and Irish authors. Some of the writers that will feature in this site are: James Joyce, William Butler Yeats, William Congreve, Oliver Goldsmith, Frank O'Connor, John O'Keefe, Richard Brinsley Sheridan, Maria Edgeworth, Oscar Wilde, George Bernard Shaw, Edmund Burke, Jonathan Swift, Samuel Beckett, John Millington Synge, Flann O'Brien, Seamus Heaney ,
Contact: Ireland Literature Guide, County: Dublin,
The James Joyce Centre Dublin
Contains newsletter bookshop events and contacts.,
Contact: The James Joyce Centre, 35 North Great George's Street, Dublin 1, County: Dublin, tel: 00 353 (1) 8788547, fax: 00 353 (1) 8788488
Read Ireland - Specialist Irish Interest Bookstore
Read Ireland maintains the most extensive database of books on all Irish subjects available on the Internet.,
Contact: Read Ireland, 392 Clontarf Road, Clontarf, Dublin 3, County: Dublin, tel: 35318532063, fax: 35318532063
scriobh.com
Scriobh.com is a site that hosts Professional and amateur Irish writers & poets, features include chat rooms, bulletin boards, trivia quizzes and postcards.,
Contact: Scriobh, 49 Walsh Road, Drumcondra, Dublin 9, County: Dublin, tel: +353878132704, fax: +353878132704
Beyond Ben Bulben
An Australian site dedicated to the work and life of W B Yeats, his family and his contemporaries.,
Contact: Beyond Ben Bulben, 6 Samuel Close, Berwick, Victoria, Australia, tel: +353, fax: +353
Clik the Mouse
Poems, wittie ditties, fun puns, a poetic view on life from an old codger now domiciled in Ireland. Never wrote before, but the Irish blarney is catching!,
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A Shattered Dream
A Shattered Dream is the story of a life-long dream to own a grocery shop, but when it became a reality it had soon turned to nightmare resulting in the loss of the dream.,
Contact: John Scully, Rathmintin Close,, Tallaght,, County: Dublin, tel: 01 4517650,
Helen Walsh Folsom
Helen Walsh Folsom is a Gaelic specialist who is a professional speaker and author of St. Patrick's Secrets, 101 Little Known Truth and Tales of Ireland.,
Contact: Helen Walsh Folsom, PO Box 12912, Kansas City, KS 66112, County: Sligo, tel: 913-334-5323,
High Table Publishing
High Table Publishing is an Irish Partnership which specialises in the continuing book series Journeys in America.,
Contact: High Table Publishing, New Line, Abbeyside, Dungarvan, tel: +353863597366, fax: +353
Little Red Hen
info about writer Sydney Bernard Smith,
Contact: Little Red Hen, County: Dundalk, tel: +353 -,
international association for the study of irish literature
links, irish studies conferences, publications, and contacts. ,
Contact: County: Galway,
CyberScribe Corner
an online community of writers and poets, from Northern Ireland and beyond, who interact in a virtual environment ,
Contact: tel: +353, fax: +353
Diary of Ancient Rites
Diary of Ancient Rites, A Guide for the Serious Practitioner, explores the rituals knowledge of the past and the history leading up to the Christian sect becoming the dominant religion of the world. Why did King James leave certain tracts of the old texts out of his translation? What happened to the existing spiritual groups? This book address many aspects of spiritualism as well as teaches the reader how to use what the creator gave them to reclaim their heritage. Learn what herbs and plants can do for you. Gather the crystals and gems of the earth that vibrate to cleanse and protect you. Then call on the spirits of the unseen realm. Did the Irish cause Christianity to spread ? Buy this book at amazon.com,
Contact: Treasure Vault Publishing, County: Waterford, tel: +353, fax: +353
The Personal Page of Anatoly Kudryavitsky
The website of the Russian poet and writer Anatoly Kudryavitsky who lives in Dublin, Ireland, and is a published author in both English and Russian. Contains a selection of his English poems and a few French translations, as well as some information on his translations of Irish poetry into Russian.,
Contact: 11 Culmore Park,, Palmerstown, Dublin 20, County: Dublin, tel: +353 01 -, fax: +353 01 -
Helen Walsh Folsom 2
Helen Walsh Folsom, Celtic Historian, has released her new book, "Ah, Those Irish Colleens" about 13 different women who strongly affected the Irish history for the last 2,000 years.,
Contact: Helen Walsh Folsom, PO Box 12912, Kansas City, County: Sligo, tel: 816-665-9828,
Xaiku - the haiku, haibun, haiga and renku of Wexford poet and artist Norman Darlington
Xaiku - the haiku, haibun, haiga and renku of Wexford poet and artist Norman Darlington.,
Contact: Bunclody, County: Wexford, tel: +353, fax: +353
sean o farrell photography
A photographic tour of Connemara through land and seascape images by Sean O Farrell. Riverside Clifden Co Galway Ph 09521055 Mob 0872499849 ,
Contact: sean o farrell photography, riverside clifden co galway, County: Galway, tel: +3539521055, fax: +353
Francis Ledwidge Centre
Welcome to the official website dedicated to Irish poet Francis E Ledwidge. The site includes information on the poet's life, his birthplace Slane, the Francis Ledwidge Museum & War Memorial Centre and an on-line bookshop where you can buy Ledwidge's poetry and biography.,
Contact: Francis Ledwidge Museum, Janeville, Slane, County: Meath, tel: +353 41 982 4544, fax: +353
Cry for Justice
The true story of a lifelong dream to own a grocery store that became a reality at first and then a nightmare resulting in the loss of the dream.,
Contact: John Scully, 1 Rathmintin Close, Jobstown, Tallaght,, County: Dublin, tel: +35314517650, fax: +353
Kennys Bookshop & Art Galleries Ltd
Kennys Bookshop and Art Gallery, Galway. Established in 1940, we specialise in new, second-hand and antiquarian books, especially those of Irish interest. Shop online for over 100,000 books and paintings.,
Contact: Kennys Bookshop & Art Gallery, High St, Galway, County: Galway, tel: +353 (91) 53476, fax: +353 (91) 568544
Schull Books, Co Cork
Out of print booksellers specialising in books of Irish interest and military history. Based in Ballydehob, Co Cork, and established for over 20 years. Co-organisers of Dublin's Rare Book Fair - contact for details.,
Contact: Schull Books, The Bookshop, Ballydehob, County: Cork, tel: +353 [0]28 3731, fax: +353 [0]28 37317
My Irish Soul
A poem of ancestral roots to Ireland with links to Irish Blessings, a genealogy of my Irish family, and more.,
Contact: 14410 Costa Mesa Drive, tel: +353 714-522-02, fax: +353
MindTalk - Russ McGinn - Irish Author
The Science of Getting Rich - Discover & Release the Power of Your Mind. Achieve your dreams & Goals for success, health, love, wealth, the right career, money, and properity beyond your wildest dreams. Free E-book. http://groups.msn.com/mindtalk,
Contact: ACT, 1434 Stern Drive, tel: 801.518.2889, fax: +353
samovar theological books
circa 3,500 Irish interest, general interest & used theological / church history books,
Contact: samovar theological books, Avonbeg, Newtown Park Avenue, Blackrock, Dublin, County: Dublin, tel: +353-1-2070465, fax: n/a
Sigla Magazine
Arts, politics, creative writing etc,
Contact: Sigla Magazine, 123 Some St, Some Town, Some City, County: Dublin, tel: +353 1 234 5678, fax: +353 1 234 5678
Samuel Beckett Dublin Ireland
A Samuel Beckett Resources website related to the life, literature and films of Samuel Beckett with listings of Beckett plays, poems and prose online in order to commemorate the centenary of Samuel Beckett's birth. It will have a specific interest in the Dublin aspect of the Irish playwright. http://www.irelandliteratureguide.com/samuel_beckett/samuel_beckett_dublin_ireland.html,
Contact: Samuel Beckett Dublin Ireland, County: Dublin, tel: +353, fax: +353
Irish Women Writers
Website providing information on irish women writers and links to their websites. Regular newsletter. Forum for chatting with writers and readers.,
Contact: County: Dublin, tel: +353, fax: +353
Belfastpoets.com
We are a community of writers based in Belfast focused on promoting events and festivals here in Belfast using our web community!,
Contact: 1, Pakenham Mews, Belfast, County: Antrim, tel: +353, fax: +353
Derek Gunn - Ireland's Newest Horror Author
Author of Vampire Apocalypse, Holmes's Destiny and The Estuary,
Contact: County: Dublin, tel: +353, fax: +353
Four Courts Press
Irish book publisher specializing in non-fiction: history, art, religion, celtic and medieval studies, as well as law and philosophy. It produces almost 70 new books per year, and has many books of regional and county interest.,
Contact: Four Courts Press, 7 Malpas Street, Dublin 8, County: Dublin, tel: +353 1 453 4668, fax: +353 1 453 4672
The Maze Comic Store
Contact: The Maze Comic Store, 50 Lartigue Village, Listowel, County: Kerry, tel: +3536823778, fax: +353
pomegranate soup
Beneath the holy mountain Croagh Patrick, in damp and lovely County Mayo, sits the small, sheltered village of Ballinacroagh. To the exotic Aminpour sisters, Ireland seems like a much-needed safe haven. It has been seven years since Marjan Aminpour fled Iran with her younger sisters, Bahar and Layla, and she hopes that in Ballinacroagh, a land of “crazed sheep and dizzying roads,†they might finally find a home. From the kitchen of an old pastry shop on Main Mall, the sisters set about creating a Persian oasis. Soon sensuous wafts of cardamom, cinnamon and saffron float through the streets – and exotic aroma that announces the opening of the Babylon Café, and a shock to a town that generally subsists on boiled cabbage and Guinness served at the local tavern. And it is an affront to the senses of Ballinacroagh’s uncrowned king, Thomas McGuire. After trying to buy the old pastry shop for years and failing, Thomas is enraged to find it occupied – and by foreigners, no less. But the mysterious, spicy fragrances work their magic on the townsfolk, and soon, business is booming. Marjan is thrilled with the demand for her red lentil soup, abgusht stew and rosewater baklava – and with the transformation in her sisters. Young Layla finds first love, and even tense, haunted Bahar seems to be less nervous. And in the stand-up-comedian-turned-priest Father Fergal Mahoney, the gentle, lonely widow Estelle Delmonico, and the headstrong hairdresser Fiona Athey, the sisters find a merry band of supporters against the close-minded opposition of less welcoming villagers stuck in their ways. But the idyll is soon broken when the past rushes back to threaten the Amnipours once more, and the lives they left back in revolution-era Iran bleed into the present. Infused with the textures and scents, trials and triumphs of two distinct cultures, Pomegranate Soup is and infectious novel of magical realism. This richly detailed story, highlighted with delicious recipes, is a delectable journey into the heart of Persian cooking and Irish living. ,
Contact: Brize, Claremorris, County: Mayo, tel: +353-94-9365023, fax: +353
Lishanu - an interlingual haikai journal
Edited by Wexford poet and artist Norman Darlington, Lishanu is a new online haikai journal, presenting work across the haikai range - haiku and renku, haibun and haiga - with a significant difference: the journal is interlingual. This means that every item is published bilingually - in English and at least one other language.,
Contact: Bunclody, County: Wexford, tel: +353, fax: +353
A bedtime story for children
Your child can be a hero in tonight's bedtime story. A lovely selection of personalised bedtime stories written by international award winning Irish author, Robert Hayes-McCoy. This online bedtime story colection includes Robert's much-loved Happy Larry Leprecaun stories.,
Contact: Robert Hayes-McCoy, 13 Lea Road, Sandymount, Dublin 4, County: Dublin, tel: +353 1 260 3949, fax: +353 1 260 3951
Irish short story competition
Short story, very short fiction, Art and Haiku competitions. All winnning entries published in an Anthology. Various prizes to be won.,
Contact: Ogham Publishing, 25 cloister ave, blackrock, County: Dublin, tel: +353 1 2780791, fax: +353
The John Hewitt International Summer School
John Hewitt international poetry summer school, based in the Marketplace Theatre, Armagh, Northern Ireland.,
Contact: The John Hewitt Society, c/o Cooperation Ireland, Glendinning House, 6 Murray Street, Belfast, County: Antrim, tel: 04890321462, fax: 04890891000
ENCHANTING IRELAND
The perfect way to discover the charms of Ireland traveling with a small, friendly group. Route makes a loop around the Isle and includes Northern Ireland. Your personal input welcome. ,
Contact: Patty's Places, 1251 N.W. 195th Street, Seattle, tel: 1-206-546-6717, fax: 1-206-542-8113
Choice Publishing Book Store
Welcome to Choice Publishing Book Store. New releases from Irish Authors and Irish Interest Books.,
Contact: Choice Publishing, Unit 20 Workspace Centre, Mayoralty Street, Drogheda, County: Louth, tel: +353 41 9841551, fax: +353 41 9841561
Samuel Beckett Centenary 1906 - 2006
Information and resources about Samuel Beckett and events for the centenary in 2006.,
Contact: Agrigento, County: Dublin,
Women Drive Tractors Too
Women Drive Tractors Too, 18 True Stories of Irish women in Agriculture by Mary Carroll. Mary Carroll presents 18 biographical, true life stories of Irish Women in Agriculture. Each woman has an individual story to tell,and all personally inspired Mary during her period as Equality Officer at the Irish Farmers Association. This book is a lasting legacy from the IFA Equality Project, but, more importantly, it allows these 18 remarkable women to each tell her own story and share the trials and tribulations of living and working in rural Ireland in 2005 ,
Contact: Choice Publishing, Unit 20 Workspace Centre, Mayoralty Street, Drogheda, County: Louth, tel: +353 41 9841551, fax: +353 41 9841561
The Marlton Mystery, A Wicklow Writers Collaboration, Compiled by Nuala Gildea
the Marlton Mystery, A Wicklow Writers Murder Mystery. Compiled by Nuala Gildea. ISBN: 1905451059 Louise Barry sacrifices her Dublin life to return home to run Marlton Grange, a family guest house. Louise plans to modernise the business but is thwarted from day one when the field where she plans to grow organic vegetables sprouts bodies instead........ ,
Contact: Choice Publishing, Unit 20 Workspace Centre, Mayoralty Street, Drogheda, County: Louth, tel: +353 41 9841551, fax: +353 41 9841561
Alexandra - Declan stanley
Set in 1990's Dublin, the capital city of Ireland, this is the story of one man's sexual obsession, miscommunication and heart break with "the love of his life". And of him ultimately finding true love.
Kevin meets Alexandra and instantly falls head-over-heels in love with her. He thinks she is the love of his life, but can not understand her casual interest in him. He tries to make her love him as passionately as he loves her. But discovers that you can not make someone fall in love with you, no matter how much you give of yourself. How can he understand her feelings when he can not understand his own. How can he make her love him when he does not understand what love really is. Their relationship is doomed from the start
Then Kevin meets Jasmine.
Jasmine shows Kevin just what true love really is. And through her he finds out just how much you might have to give to make someone really love you. Jasmine lets Kevin be totally free and so makes sure that he really loves her. ,
Contact: 5 Asciall Cuill, Killdysart, County: Clare, tel: +353 87 2420699,
Radiant Lightning
Poetry book of 50 poems by a uniquely creative 26 year old Irishman,
Contact: Zeb ltd, 7 rossmore rd, ballyfermot, County: Dublin, tel: +35316203765, fax: +353
Biblio Ireland
Biblio Ireland: A comprehensive bibliography of Irish Literature as compiled by one of Ireland's leading bookstores. An authoritative guide to a vast range of Irish books. ,
Contact: Biblio Ireland, 12 Bayview Road, Bangor, County: Down, tel: +35302891 470310, fax: +353
Biblio Ireland
Library Ireland: A free, comprehensive collection of out-of-print Irish books, articles and other material. Irish historical and cultural literary resource useful to reader and researcher alike.,
Contact: Biblio Ireland, 12 Bayview Road, Bangor, County: Down, tel: 02891 470310,
Seasons in the Sun by John Quealy
Seasons in the Sun, Between the Shannon and the Sea, by John Quealy. ISBN: 1905451040 Memoirs and musings from the 30's to the present day of a world that has changed so utterly. John is an excellent story teller and has an amazing memory for recalling incidents and events from his early life in West Clare.,
Contact: Choice Publishing, Unit 20 Workspace Centre, Mayoralty Street, Drogheda, County: Louth, tel: +353 41 9841551, fax: +353 41 9841561
Dear Dead Beat - A Literary Agony Column
Irish author Gerard Beirne answers your questions about writing. Author of The Eskimo in the Net (shortlisted for Kerry Group Irish Fiction Award) and Sightings of Bono - adapted for film featuring Bono,
Contact: County: Fermanagh, tel: 204-348-3470, fax: +353
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