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The Irish draught is an icon in the Irish landscape. It was the workhorse which pulled the farmer's plough, took the family to church, hunted, was a commercial draft animal and pulled artillery. Today the Irish draught is used for hunting, pleasure, and competition, much valued by a new generation of owners. Here the story of the 'horse of the people' is told before facts and details vanish forever. It is illustrated with wonderful images.

An Illustrated History.

Manny Man, the hit character created by John D. Ruddy to explain history quickly and easily, has starred in YouTube videos with millions of views all around the globe. Now, John turns his playful eye to Ireland's revolutionary period as Manny Man steps into the shoes of the key players and tells of how the country won its independence.

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A must-read for hurling fans, a handbook for coaches, and insights for those who want to understand this ancient game renowned for the sportsmanship and kinship of those who play it.

This is the first colouring book to celebrate Dublin's architecture. Forty of the city's most iconic and beautiful buildings have been selected and each drawing is accompanied by succinct text summing up its history and explaining its architectural style, whether Neoclassical or Gothic, Art Deco or Industrial.

There's more to Irish bird folklore than the 'wran' boys and the Children of Lir. Birds have been part of our culture from very early times and there are countless beliefs, proverbs and curses associated with them. This entertaining compendium will bring joy to bird lovers and general readers alike.

With some of Ireland's most beautiful and untamed scenery, 400km of rugged coastline and enticingly peaceful roads, what better way to explore County Kerry than by bike?

A lavishly illustrated history of RTE, exploring the origins of its development, the station's influence on the transformation of Irish society over the past half-century, and much more. Draws on hitherto unseen archival material, private papers, etc

Christian - 'Kit' - Cavenaugh, born in 1667 in Dublin, grew up on a Leixlip farm. A dragoon in the Marlborough Wars, Kit led an adventurous life, courting women, fighting duels and arguing a paternity suit before the truth became known: Kit was a woman. Her adventures did not end there ...

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