Irish Biography

One girl's search for meaning. "The point of all this has nothing to do with finding yourself. It's about what you can do to lose what you don't need."

A memoir about what happens when your life goes drastically off the rails.

A lyrical portrait of the relationship between the greatest Irish writer of the 20th century, James Joyce, and Nora Barnacle, who he married and was devoted to. It is a passionate, short and good-humoured account of their marriage.

An extraordinarily intimate book of essays that chart the experiences that have made Sinead Gleeson the woman and the writer she is today, for readers of The Last Act of Love and I Am, I Am, I Am.

One hundred years of memories from Ireland's 'independence babies' - a compelling story of a changing republic

The stunning heart-warming memoir about two doctors, a husband and wife, coming to terms with a devastating diagnosis.

'Say Nothing rightly won this year's Orwell prize for political writing. It is a superb piece of reportage and writing ....'The Times

The definitive account of what became Ireland's most notorious unsolved crime, Ralph Riegel delves into the facts and theories of the unsolved murder that caused such shock waves in Sophie's native France and in the quiet Cork countryside she had chosen as her retreat.

An eye-opening, gripping and moving account of dealing with some of medicine's most complicated challenges.

Radically honest and fiercely intelligent, the word-of-mouth #1 bestseller on modern womanhood and coming-of-age.