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Carrie gets the shock of her life when the matchmaker she's to interview turns out to be her long-lost husband.Journalist Carrie Fields is sent to a small village in Ireland to cover its annual matchmaking festival. It turns out the town's elusive matchmaker is the man she married years ago in Boston in a youthful indiscretion that was both foolish and illegal. Initially, she ignores any of his attempts to 'catch up.' But feelings she had thou...

Two broken hearts and one dilapidated property that might just bring them together.Nothing is going right for Caroline Egan. Her partner has left her and she's lost her job. The only thing that remains is a piece of property three thousand miles away. Her plan is to sell the place and use the money to move on with her life. But the house needs some work and she ends up staying in Ireland much longer than she anticipated. Soon, she's torn betwe...

Have you ever wanted to press the escape button on your life?Ruth Davenport writes about romance and happily ever after. But not from experience. After a heartbreaking rejection, she decides a change of scenery is needed. On a whim, she thinks Ireland is the place to go to write her next book. But when she arrives, everything that can go wrong, does. In the middle of the night, she lands on the doorstep of an Irish pub in the middle of nowhere...

It's a marriage of convenience for three months. But will it turn into something more?Rachel Parker is a problem solver for Bixby International. There is no problem that is too big or too small that she can't solve. Unfortunately, she can't seem to tackle the problems in her own personal life. Or lack of one. But when a unique problem lands on her desk, she quickly comes up with a solution that will make everyone happy. Or so she thinks.Thomas...

From its beginning 'The Kerryman' was staunchly republican. This brought it into regular conflict with the British and on many occasions it was prevented from publishing, but consistently and defiantly bounced back. Here is the full story of the revolutionary period from current 'Kerryman' journalists and contemporary reports from the archives.

Outlining the need for fresh perspectives on change in tourism, this book offers a theoretical overview and empirical examples of the potential synergies of applying evolutionary economic geography (EEG) concepts in tourism research.