Taking its theme from Derek Mahon's title Everything's Going to Be All Right, this volume gathers works by international and Irish poets of the first rank, throwing light on the troubled adolescent years. It includes Sharon Olds's The Moment and Adrienne Rich's Aunt Jennifer's Tigers.

Real Cool: Poems to Grow Up with: Poems to Grow Up with

MacMonagle, Niall

Marino

The green diamond

Geoghegan-Quinn, Máire

The poacher's apprentice

O'Connor, Tommy Frank

<p>Between 1977 and 1994 a number of women were infected with Hepatitis C unknowingly as a result of being given contaminated Anti D product</p>

Hep C Niamh's story

Bowers, Fergal

Health, Fitness & Dieting

This is the story of the Irish 1997 general election campaign, and the skill with which Jackie Healy-Rae captured the young vote. The book tells the story of a charismatic grassroots politician, from his humble beginnings to his business and political success. On a night in June 1997, Healy-Rae was elected TD for South Kerry, the scene in Killarney was like Puck Fair, the Rose of Tralee and a Kerry welcome for the Sam Maguire Cup rolled into one. The party went on for weeks as the new TD went back over the pot-holed roads to the villages and parishes that had sent him to Leinster House with such a resounding mandate. It was the culmination of over 20 years of successful local politics, ever since Healy-Rae was elected to Kerry County Council in 1974. Director of Election for Fianna Fail in ten campaigns, he became a supreme political strategist. But he broke from the party in controversial circumstances before the 1997 general election. When the party refused to nominate him as a candidate he ran as an independent. Against all the odds he headed to the poll. Within a matter of weeks, the former Fianna Fail councillor and director of elections would be playing an important role in the formation of the new government by supporting the Fianna Fail-Progressive Democrat coalition, and winning important concessions for Kerry in return.

The Mighty Healy-Rae: A Biography

Hickey, Donal

Biographies & Memoirs

The golden days of the 1960s in a demure South Dublin surburb. She had to fight to let her go so that could leave home

Dev, Lady Chatterley, and me: A 60s suburban childhood

Flanagan, Maeve

Human rights have no borders: Voices of Irish poets

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

A witty novel set in Dublin, which tells the story of the writing of a novel.

Nell's novel

Short Fellow: A Biography of Charles J. Haughey

Short fellow: A biography of Charles J. Haughey

T.Ryle Dwyer

An ilustrated local history of a historic and quickly developing area of Dublin.

A candle in the window

Jim Lacey

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