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The third book from Waterford Whispers News, Ireland's leading satirical newspaper, Waterford Whispers News brings you brand new stories as well as all WWN's best bits.

Since The Ulster Fry was founded in January 2015, it has become the go-to site for satire and parody for Northern Ireland and now boasts a community of over 44, 000 followers. The book brings together the very best of the site's content with extensive new material, creating a fantastic, satirical portrait of Northern Ireland and further afield.

The Hidden Ireland group is a collection of historic country houses where visitors can stay. All privately owned, the houses are much more than accommodation - together they form a group of Ireland's most beautiful and fascinating houses, and they stretch the length and breadth of the country.

It begins with the road ... Join Bruce Anstey, John McGuinness, Steve Plater and a host of other riders for an action-packed road racing season. From Cookstown and the North West 200 to Scarborough, Skerries and the Isle of Man, this is road racing at its electrifying best.

Challenges current myths about sexual abuse, such as abuse is for sexual reasons, women never sexually abuse children, the lives of all victims are destroyed forever and boys are less damaged by sexual abuse than girls. The text's argument is supported by case histories.

An inspirational no-holds barred account of punk, paramilitaries, and the music business by Belfast's answer to Tony Wilson. Hooleygan is Terri's remarkable story, from his tireless commitment to local bands and the checkered history of his music label, Good Vibrations, to his volatile encounters with the mainstream music industry, his run-ins with Bob Dylan and John Lennon, drinking binges with Phil Lynott, and his resilience in the face of s...

`Richard Ford says that short stories are daring little instruments, and in this writer's hands they shock and jolt with recognition.' Irish Times. A brilliant and critically-acclaimed collection of short stories by one of our finest Irish writers.

The story of the railways, tramways and metro in Dublin. From decline and closure to the renewed investment of the 1980s with the development of new lines and stations, the DART, the LUAS and proposals for Metro North, West and the Dublin Interconnector. Also covers future Luas plans, proposals for Bus Rapid Transit and includes many illustrations.

Following her divorce, Irish-American artist Eve Oliver finds solace in Ireland where, seven years earlier, she had spent time with her husband while he researched a biography of Evelyn Hope-Rosse, a nineteenth-century writer and artist. But Eve is cold-shouldered by the current Hope-Rosses, who are angered by the biography's speculation that Evelyn was a lesbian. Eve becomes fascinated by Evelyn's letters and diaries as they help her re-estab...

The little bird that whistled shrill from the nib of its yellow bill..." Anonymously scribbled into the margin of a ninth-century manuscript, this much-loved Irish poem has inspired countless writers and publications over the years, including The Yellow Nib: The Literary Journal of the Seamus Heaney Centre for Poetry. Now firmly established and renowned for the quality of its content, the journal takes its lead from that anonymous scribe: aimi...

From the domestic upheavals of the 1916 Rising and the War of Independence, to the thwarted idealism of the Spanish Civil War and the unrelenting casualties of two World Wars. Ireland was embroiled in a brutal succession of conflicts in the first half of the twentieth century. Gathering together over three hundred poems by writers such as Francis Ledwidge, W.B. Yeats and Seamus Heaney, this groundbreaking anthology records the thoughts and exp...

How many of us have dreamt of playing like Seve Ballesteros or Ben Hogan? Of playing just one round of par golf? Author John Richardson actually did it, and in this book, you will find out how.

Set in island communities in small-town rural Ireland, and peopled with the marginalized and forgotten, the nine stories in John F. Deane's stunning new collection showcase the mastery of form for which Deane is justly renowned.

First published in 2000, Northern Protestants is widely recognized as a ground-breaking book. This updated edition covers events since 2000.

From the domestic upheavals of the 1916 Rising and the War of Independence, to the thwarted idealism of the Spanish Civil War and the unrelenting casualties of two World Wars. Ireland was embroiled in a brutal succession of conflicts in the first half of the twentieth century. Gathering together over three hundred poems by writers such as Francis Ledwidge, W.B. Yeats and Seamus Heaney, this groundbreaking anthology records the thoughts and exp...