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Fiction

The Troubles coverJoseph O'Connor is the Irish Author of the moment and he is joined here by some of our most gifted authors. J.G. Farrell's classic The Troubles got a welcome thrust back into the limelight after winning the 'Lost' Man Booker Prize. Published in 1970, it missed out at the time due to changes in the scheduling rules. His brother accepted the prize on his behalf. Newly published titles on the list include Miss Concieved by Emma Hannigan and Capital Sins by Peter Cunningham.

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Non-Fiction

Shrewd Food coverPerfect for these recessionary times, Shrewd Food shows you how to create great meals using the food that is on special offer in your local Dunnes, Tesco, Aldi, Superquinn or Lidl. Also now available are the paperback editions of The Bankers by Shane Ross and Who Really Runs Ireland? by Matt Cooper.

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Sport

Never Die Wondering coverIn spite of being the longest-running and most successful national coach in the history of Irish rugby, Eddie O'Sullivan remains a controversial figure. His autobiography gives his uncompromising account of the action behind the scenes and his ultimate resignation in 2008.

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Food & Drink

Forgotten Skills coverDarina Allen returns with a fascinating and beautiful book explaining a host of cookery techniques that were once common knowledge but have fallen by the wayside with the growth of convenience foods.  From making your own butter to baking your own bread to spread it on, it's all here. Pair it with Rachel Allen on Home Cooking, Rick Stein on the taste of the east or the definitive guide to pasta.

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