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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,
Oak Tree Press
OAK TREE PRESS develops and delivers information, advice and resources to entrepreneurs and managers in a variety of formats - print, web, software, training and consulting. OAK TREE PRESS is also Ireland's leading business book publisher, with a wide rage of business and management titles.,
Contact: Oak Tree Press, 19 Rutland Street, Ccork, County: Cork, tel: +353 21 431 3855, fax: +353 21 431 3496
The online home of author Connie Lynne Smith
Meet the Dougans of Donegal and embrace the Vanished Glory. The official site of Irish-American author, Connie Lynne Smith, and her new novel Vanished Glory: A Family in America; the true saga of her ancestors, the Dougans of County Donegal, Ireland, and their journey as they carve out a new life in America.,
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Coach Tours of Ireland
In the morning your professional guide will take you from Dublin to Enniskerry, through the Sally Gap where you will see the lakes with photo opportunities as you make your way for a guided tour of Glendalough. More scenery in the afternoon while making your way through the Vale of Avoca and the Meeting of the Waters ,
Contact: Coach Tours of Ireland, 48 Mount Street, Mullingar, County: Westmeath, tel: +353 44 48479, fax: +353 44 35706
Salmon Publishing Ltd.
Salmon Publishing is one of Ireland's main literary publishers, specialising in contemporary Irish and international poetry. It also has the most representative list of women poets in Ireland. Salmon's director, Jessie Lendennie, runs regular weekend writing workshops at the Salmon premises, half a mile north from the world-famous Cliffs of Moher.,
Contact: Salmon Publishing, Knockeven, Cliffs of Moher, County: Clare, tel: +353 (0)65 7081, fax: +353
The O'Brien Press Book Publishers
Leading publishers of general books of Irish interest and books for children. Authors include Eoin Colfer, Marita Conlon-McKenna and Siobhán Parkinson.,
Contact: The O'Brien Press Ltd, 20 Victoria Road, Rathgar, Dublin 6, County: Dublin, tel: +353 1 4923333, fax: +353 1 4922777
On Stream Publications
Non-fiction quality publishers with special interest in food, wine, health and business topics. Best sellers include A Pinch of This, Kinsale Good Food Circle Cookbook, French Country Roads - a wine lovers guide to France. Writing and publishing commissioned books for business, we also supply design, proofreading and editing services, and training for media interviews.,
Contact: Onstream Publications Ltd, Currabaha,, cloghroe,, County: Cork, tel: +353 21 4385798, fax: +353 21 4385798
Killaloe Hedge-School of Writing
Weekend writing workshops by the River Shannon. Fiction & non-fiction. Beginners welcome. Directed by David Rice, author of five books, including No.1 best-seller 'Shattered Vows'.,
Contact: Killaloe Hedge-School of Wr iting, Killaloe, County: Clare, tel: +353 61 375 217, fax: +353 61 375 487
Abbey Press, Newry & Belfast
Founded in 1997 by teacher Mel McMahon and Poet Adrian Rice, Abbey Press is a fast growing literary publisher with a strong poetry list. Authors include: Michael Longley, Brendan Kennelly, Adrian Rice, Joan Newmann, Gerald Dawe, and others. In June 2002, Abbey Press & The Ulster Museum published - A Conversation Piece: Poetry and Art. Latest book: Istvan Baka's Selected Poems. ,
Contact: Abbey Press, Courtenay Hill, Newry, County: Down, tel: 01693 63142, fax: 01693 62514
Mentor Books
Mentor Books is one of Ireland’s leading medium-sized publishing companies with a reputation for attracting established authors. Active in the international rights market with film and TV links to many titles, Mentor has offices in Dublin and London. We also produce an extensive range of junior and leaving certificate textbooks. Mentor Books no longer accepts unsolicited manuscripts.,
Contact: Mentor Books, 43 Furze Road, Sandyford Industrial Estate, Dublin 18, County: Dublin, tel: +353 1 2952112, fax: +353 1 2952114
you cant get away from the irish
A good lighthearted read full of laughs....look out for the G.W.Bush/Ireland connection back in 1974. See web site for overview. ,
Contact: 3 Beaver Row, Donnybrook, Dublin 4, County: Dublin, tel: +353 85-146-3922, fax: +353
Choice Publishing & Book Services
Choice Publishing and Book Services Ltd offer a range of publishing packages for self publishing authors. Have your book published and available for sale worldwide using our unique and author friendly services.....,
Contact: Choice Publishing & Book Services Ltd, Unit 20 Workspace Centre, Mayoralty Street, Drogheda, County: Louth, tel: +353 (0)41 9841551, fax: +353 (0)41 9841561
The Official Mael Mórdha Website
Gaelic Doom Metal from Ireland. Band dedicated to the revival of old Irish customs and retellers of historical and mythical stories stretching back to pre-history.,
Contact: Mael Mórdha, 21 Bóthar na gCorcaÃ, Droichead Ãtha, County: Louth, tel: +353, fax: +353
John Kinsella
John Kinsella is an Irish writer and traveller living in Paris. His books include Borneo Pulp, The Lost Forest, The Prism, and Offshore Islands. Amongst his trnaslation are The Sorrow of Europe, The Temple of Solomon and Face of Peace,
Contact: 56, boulevard de Picpus, 75012 Paris, France, tel: 33 1 43073881,
Electric Publications
A new publishing co. specialising in philosophy, poetry and childrens' books.,
Contact: electric publications, 71 main st, gorey, County: Wexford, tel: +353 053 9480389, fax: +353
Manhandling
Can purchase copies of Manhandling - the cynical bitch's guide to everything your mother never told you about living with men and support the work of the Oasis House Women's Refuge in Waterford!,
Contact: Nadaline Webster, 28 Kinnity Rd, Kilcormac, County: Offaly, tel: +353 509 35766, fax: +353
ballyloughbooks
An on-line bookshop specialising in books by Irish writers, and in particular, Waterford, Ireland writers. However, the stock also includes other books of literary or historical interest,
Contact: Ballylough Books, Callaghane, Waterford, County: Waterford, tel: +353 51 382538, fax: +353
Irish Pages
Irish Pages is a biannual journal edited in Belfast and publishing, in equal measure, writing from Ireland and overseas. Irish Pages is now widely considered the island’s premier literary journal, combining a large general readership with outstanding writing from Ireland and overseas.,
Contact: IRISH PAGES, County: Antrim,
Irish Author Anita Hendy - Books for Adults and Children
Books by Irish author Anita Hendy. Childrens books and an adult trilogy set in Ireland,
Contact: Crimond Lodge, Ballyteague South, Kilmeague, County: Kildare, tel: +353, fax: +353
Original Writing
Self-publishing service for Irish authors interested in printing, publishing and selling their work worldwide.,
Contact: Original Writing Limited, 58 Leinster Road, Rathmines, Dublin 6, County: Dublin, tel: +353 85 723 2181, fax: +353
Kieran Fanning Home Page
This is the site of Kieran Fanning, author and illustrator of the children's series of books called "Code Crackers." Books in the series are, "Trapdoor to Treachery," "Voyage to Victory," "Tempest of Trouble," and "Curse of the Cockroach.",
Contact: County: Meath, tel: +353, fax: +353
Rathbane Publishing
Rathbane Publishing is a new Irish press aiming initially at niche publishing in English and Gaelic, especially material connected with North Clare, the Burren areas.,
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New Series: Departures Literary Journal
NEW SERIES: DEPARTURES is an annual Irish anthology publishing the best in contemporary fiction and poetry. It comprises winners from the 'Nora Fahy Literary Awards' Competition together with solicited reviews, interviews and illustrations. Latest issue, Vol.4 (May 2000) is a special tribute to the late Cyril Ó Céirín. Now Available.,
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The World of Hibernia
The leading magazine on Ireland and the Irish abroad. This stunning publication has won many awards and is highly regarded.,
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Irish Academic Press
Irish Academic Press is a long-established publisher of academic books. Subject areas: History, Local History, Literary History, Women's Studies, Genealogy and Music.,
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The Séan O'Casey Appreciation Site
An Irish website dedicated to the life times and works of Séan O'Casey.,
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The Stinging Fly
Dublin's Literary Magazine. New Irish and international writing by both emerging and established authors. Contains poetry, short stories and author interviews. Full set of submission guidelines.,
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The Strokestown Poetry Prizes and Festival
All the information needed to enter for the lucrative and prestigious Strokestown Poetry Prizes, and visit the Strokestown Poetry Festival, Co. Roscommon. 4th - 7th May 2001.,
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William Brendan McPhillips
A Roscommon poet on a magical journey home. The site features the poetry, plays, and writings in religion of New York born, Ballaghaderreen grown poet with an international reach. Site now contains 30 collections/Books and an Alphabetical Index of Titles.,
Contact: tel: +353, fax: +353
EvenNow Books
Books by leading Irish writer Tony Hickey for children and young people. Read and listen to "Island of Shadows", his serialised book online. Find out about his published works. Get information on other writers.,
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BANSHEE
The work of young Irish novelist Emer Martin, short story writer and journalist Helena Mulkerns and poet Imelda O'Reilly is featured on this site, run by a collective of six Irish women artists. The others include classical Irish singer Caitriona O'Leary, actress/comedienne Elizabeth Whyte and dancer Darrah Carr. Worth a visit to look into the material and activities of this broad-ranging group of Irish women.,
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Shane Land
Shane Land is a poetry search engine that also publishes free e-Books. The entire thing is run by a scruffy Irish student.,
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Donegal author
Hazel McIntyre is the author of five books. The website gives details about her books, her Donegal childhood, history, photographic images of Inishowen and Canada connections.,
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curransbooks Ireland
Rare Irish books guides history, rebellion comics guinness paperbacks,
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Dead Drunk Dublin & other imaginal spaces
a place without hierarchy or dogma; a polytheistic space where drunkenness leads to vision and the opening of other views of reality; a safe zone for those who would question the pseudo solidity of known things. poetry, live readings, stories, writings, manifestos, digital photo galleries, flash & movies,
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River of Life Project Pages
St. Brigid's National School, Castleknock Ireland is a Pushkin Prizes Trust School. This year's theme is 'The River of Life'. The Project pages include art, poetry, water memories, photos, links and more. Visiting Pushkin artists Adrian Rice & Molly Freeman.,
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