Somewhat autumnal poems, reflecting both personal and spontaneous reactions to the world around.
A re-telling of the Irish saga. When first published, Gregory's version affected not only Yeats, ...
The Insurrection in Dublin was first published in October 1916, barely six months after the Irish...
Brings together writings about fishing, both fact and fiction, and the memorable experiences of a...
The first novel of the Discworld series. On a world supported on the back of a giant turtle, a wi...
Holy wells have been a feature of the religion of the Irish people for longer than records have e...
This is how the Discworld began. Here is the sapient pearwood Luggage, a mobile trunk which laund...
White-on-white embroidery in various forms has been practiced in Ireland for several centuries. M...
This has been and still is one of the most popular books with which Peter Bander has been associa...
The author's childhood memories of living at Coole Park with her grandmother Lady Gregory.
Maud Gonne MacBride is part of Irish history: her foundation of the women's group Inghinidhe na h...
Soon after her death, Lady Gregory seemed to be virtually forgotten, and the words on her gravest...
Published in Britain at the end of 1986, this and its 'prequel' (The Colour of Magic, above) were...
'No matter what one doubts', wrote Yeats, 'one never doubts the faeries for...they stand to reaso...
A useful introduction to the classical dance-drama of Japan, this covers the history of Noh; the ...
Carrickmacross lace was originally inspired by some Italian appliqué' lace which Mrs Grey Porter,...
In this latest short volume of poems, Jo Rippier shows how his love of nature has increased, deve...
Folk stories about the Irish Christian saints have been known for 1500 years. This collection is ...
'Bears its own lyrical and often religious weight. Not surprisingly, some of the poems deal with ...
Contains the Irish playwright's A Fourth for Bridge, A Bride for the Unicorn, The Moon in the Yel...
Published for the first, and (until now) only, time in 1693, this novel is set in Ireland immedia...
Lady Gregory tells about Ireland's gods and her fighting men from the old Irish sagas.
Although Lady Gregory first wrote comedies, she later preferred writing tragedies. Included here ...
A scrupulously researched volume, bringing together for the first time all of Russell's writings ...
Both a pictorial record of one of Ireland's crafts and a practical manual setting out the steps i...