The Irish Book Review

Comprised of the three most significant symbols in Irish culture, the Claddagh, Shamrock and Trinity Knot Silver Pendant truly is the All-In-One Irish Pendant.

The Grand National: The Irish at Aintree is the beautiful new title from Dublin publisher The O’Brien Press – a lavishly-illustrated hardback detailing the Irish presence and influence at Aintree, from the festival’s earliest years.

Blood Upon the Rose: Easter 1916: The Rebellion That Set Ireland Free is the new book from Dublin publishing House the O’Brien Press, which for the first time depicts the famous Irish rebellion in an entertaining and educational comic book form.

The Irish Book Review is delighted to announce the unveiling of its brand new website layout.

The Irish B&B Cookbook is the a brand new release from Ireland, which allows even the most novice chef to entertain with mouth-watering Irish dishes.

In a new and uncensored book from The O'Brien Press, senior IRA man Gerry Bradley speaks out for the first time.

In the revised 3rd Edition, the common speech of Ireland at all social levels. Its continuing vigour and individuality is triumphantly illustrated in Bernard Share’s invaluable Dictionary of Irish slang and colloquial English in Ireland.

The Irish countryside has experienced a seismic shift in the past twenty years. With the decline of farming, country living has become a pass time rather than an occupation.

Our health service is in crisis. Millions are spent every year, yet people die waiting on trolleys in A&E units. When people need access to vital services, why are these being withdrawn?

When Katherine Zappone and Ann Louise Gilligan met it was love. It has been love through twenty-seven years together. But that love had consequences which brought this couple to the High Court, and beyond.