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In a long summer that saw the nation celebrate Ireland's Italia '90 success, Cork made its own sporting history. The Double is the story of how they pulled it off.

Two Irish priests lives were forever changed when they moved to an island devastated by corruption and greed.They left Ireland in the 1960s to work in conflict resolution between Muslim and Christian communities in the Philippines, a country which was rapidly descending into civil war, Murder in the Missions tells their story.

Compiled through exhaustive research and interviews with dozens of key figures and witnesses, Enda the Road is the ultimate account of a nine-day political hurricane whirlwind that brought down a Taoiseach.

The story of Patrick Moran, one of 'the forgotten ten' who were hanged during during the War of Independence. Buried within Mountjoy Jail, in October 2001 the ten were reburied in Glasnevin Cemetery.

Military biography off set against the background of the 'Glorious Revolution' and the Williamite War (1688-1691)

Expert analysis of the 1912 Bill introducing Home Rule for Ireland and of reaction to it throughout these islands

How to make a business successful: a guide for the self-employed.

What really downed the Aer Lingus Viscount at Tusker Rock? Was the US Globemaster which vanished off the Irish coast really carrying an atom bomb? Written by an aviation writer, this book explores the causes, traces the lives, tragedies, skill, bravery, heroism and possible human error involved in some of the mysterious air disasters.

People through the ages have had their own customs and traditions, and have always looked with some amusement on those of their neighbours. This book transcends eras and cultures by uniting them with the common theme of superstition and custom, proving that perhaps we are not so different from our ancient ancestors.

Steeped in history and tradition, Mulligan's of Poolbeg Street is the quintessential Irish pub and a Dublin institution. John F. Kennedy, Seamus Heaney and James Joyce drank in it whilst Brendan Behan was barred from it. This book recounts its long history and brings to life the colourful characters that have graced the bar stools within.