Sean Kinsella's Cook-book: Culinary Secrets of Ireland's Most Famous Chef

Kinsella, Sean

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Family Record

Thomas P. Cleary

Dublin in the 1880s is the home of Dan Lowrey's music hall, the elegant tea rooms of the Phoenix Park, and the stylish Trinity College boat races. It is also the home of an unpredictable and unruly nationalist undercover movement called the Invincibles. This fast-moving story unravels against a backdrop of hatred, violence, bigotry and injustice, and for Kate and Scott the ultimate anguish of their divided loyalties. Kate Lannigan, the young and angry daughter of one of the many recently evicted tenant farmers, joins the Invincibles to avenge her family's brutal treatment by the British. Lieutenant William Scott, a British agent, infiltrates the Invincibles as rumours reach London of an impending assassination attempt on a senior figure in Dublin...

Invincible

Brian Gallagher

Cats as Cats Can

UNGERER,Tomi

Comics & Graphic Novels

Blooming Meadows: The World of Irish Traditional Musicians

Arts & Photography

Fintan Vallely

Charlie Piggott

Music

Light shelf wear but a very good clean copy.

Downhill Farm: the Final Episode

Literature & Fiction

Burrowes, Wesley

Contemporary

Tangled Up in Blue

Dessie; Potts Farrell

Divorced and fonder of whisky that he should be, Harry Donohue moves through the familiar debris of a failed American life. But Harry has a book to publish. Obtained in classic Boston-Irish style, replete with high-level political favor-trading, it’s a story that hooks Harry up with Bobby Rizzoli, the city’s most notorious crooked cop, in jail for masterminding the biggest bank heist in New England history. Harry wants to do what no one else has the guts or the connections to pull offpublish Bobby’s blockbuster, lock in the profits, and rocket the two of them to riches and fame. That is, if Harry can keep his eyes off Bobby’s lonely wife long enough to keep the accountant away from the cooked books that are financing this last-ditch grab for glory.

The Rizzoli Contract

Stevens, Kevin

<p>Flann O'BrienFirst published as a column in THE IRISH TIMES, the hilarious escapades of Keats and Chapman (based on the Romantic poet and the translator of Homer respectively) that comprise this volume illuminate the extraordinary talent of the Irish modernist Flann O'Brien. Labelled by the author 'studies in literary patho</p>

Various Lives of Keats and Chapman and the Brother

O’Brien, Flann

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