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Dougan believes in honest food that uses the very best local ingredients - a philosophy that is at the heart of his award-winning deli and catering business, The Yellow Door. This book brings together for the first time the fantastic recipes that form the cornerstone of The Yellow Door. There are traditional favorites: simple, crusty, staple-of-life bread. Irish seafood stew, leek, potato and bacon soup, and the farmhouse breakfast. There are ...

Hailed by Anne Enright as 'the best book about The Troubles ever written', this novel by Glenn Patterson - the Bafta-nominated writer behind the Good Vibrations film - spans three decades of Belfast history and is regarded by many as one of the finest Ulster novels ever written.

Tim Brannigan was born in Belfast in 1966, and spent the first year of his life in St Joseph's Baby Home, before being adopted by his birth mother. Told here for the first time is Tim's extraordinary story, describing in vivid detail what it was like growing up black in Belfast during the turbulent 1970s and 80s, his five-year stint as a republican prisoner, his coming to terms with the true circumstances surrounding his birth, and his despera...

Written for those with a seroius interest in the archaeology of Ireland, this catalogue presents a comprehensive listing of objects found in County Fermanagh relating to the earliest Mesolithic and Neolithic settlers, through the Bronze and Iron Ages to the Early Christian and medieval periods. Thousands of objects are listed, with provenance and present location clearly indicated, from jewellry and pottery to logboats and weapons.

Fran Porter conducted seventy interviews with evangelical women in Northern Ireland. They reveal a remarkable shift from traditional roles to increased involvement in church, community, and politics, especially in advancing the peace process, along with an ongoing challenge to the patriarchal attitudes that kept them in the background for so long. The candor of their responses, together with Porter's astute commentary, reveal the substantial c...

Historically, Ulster theatre has not been a welcoming place for women and their concerns. In the last two decades this attitude has changed.

In this text Edith Newman Devlin remembers her childhood in Dublin in the 1930s and 40s as a poor Protestant living among even poorer Catholics. Reading was her escape, and commentaries on the emotional truth of literature alternate with chapters of personal memoir.

A collection of over 100 short poems from Ireland. There are poems by W.B. Yeats, Medbh McGuckian, Seamus Heaney, Michael Longley, J.M. Synge, Gerald Dawe, Sinead Morrissey and Paul Duncan.

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Rosaries and rugby, sashes and sessions, the Battle of the Boyne and the hound of Ulster -- these are some of the many symbols associated with the religious and political cultures in Northern Ireland. Deeply rooted in history, the symbols are often used to reinforce and distinguish community identity.This extensively illustrated new dictionary provides over 200 lively and informative definitions of the key symbols and expressions particularly ...

An ambitious, thought-provoking examination of female sexuality and how society uses and abuses it"Rewarding....Invaluable for all those interested in feminism ....Deserves to be ready by all those who have an interest in working towards a more humane society". -- The Irish TimesThis is a brave book, an original and valuable attempt to address very broad issues within the context of an Ireland where much feminist discourse has been driven into...

Practical guide for fathers on how to cope with new babies and toddlers. Author is a family Doctor and broadcaster. B/w cartoon illustrations.