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A Kilkenny Man Looks Back is the story of a Kilkenny family which traces its origins back to the pre-famine days of the eighteenth century.

A story 700 years old. A rich and powerful woman with a trail of dead husbands.

Looking throught the eyes of someone living with Autism, Nicholas tells his story of his struggles with life and how he has overcome them.

Change starts at home. In the office.Change starts with you. Your family. Your friends. Change starts with everyday things. One object at a time.

Joy is in the playground with her two friends: Jumpit the frog and Tortie the tortoise. They are joined by other friends who have been having a very bad day!

Being the memoir of Private Anthony Brennan, the diary of Reverand Edward Dowling, Chaplain and the letters of Lieutenant Christopher Prior-Wandesforde.

19th century Kilkenny was a turbulent place. The country suffered from Whiteboy outrages, tithe wars and faction fighting. There were many ways and opportunities to kill and be killed for a cause.

Do you find yourself wondering how you can live a truly happy life? Are you keen to find a way post your worries, anxieties and problems so you can feel fulfilled and content?

The much anticipated second novel from prize-winning Irish poet and novelist, Kerry Hardie. 'The Bird Woman' is a moving account of two marriages, a gift that feels like a curse, and the freedom that lies on the far side of family or g

Jounalist with the Sunday Independent, radio presenter with KCLR, and Late Late Show producer during his time with RTE, John Materson, has written a beautifully honest and heart rendering story of teenage love and duplicity

A little black cat is lost in Kilkenny. She is a shadow, moving down narrow lanes and alleys, sleeping in trees, dreaming of a moon made of milk and the family she has lost. She even misses the dog.

Lucy, a life-loving Dublin girl, tries hard to make sense of her life and her family. Her romantic and personal adventures are full of charm, wit and are illuminating and highly entertaining. She goes on a worldwide adventure of self-discovery.

Treasure lost, Treasure found is exactly what it says on the tin. It is a story sandwiched between the sudden death of a young dad, my father, and the delightful birth of my grandson 64 years later.