Soundings was first published in 1969. It was intended as an ‘interim’ anthology of poetry for the Leaving Certificate until such time as a more permanent volume could be devised. Twenty six years later it was replaced. In the meantime it had passed through the hands of hundreds of thousands of students in Ireland.

A completely new edition of Ireland’s leading Geography textbook, ideal for both Higher and Ordinary level students.

Following her hugely popular RTÉ TV series, Catherine’s Italian Kitchen, and her latest show, Catherine’s Roman Holiday, Catherine Fulvio presents her personal collection of recipes to brighten up Irish kitchens with delicious flavours of Italy.

A comprehensive yet uncomplicated guide to the theory and practice of Child Development (0-6 years) within an Irish context, with specific focus on child observation.

In her early twenties, Rachael Keogh was a desperate heroin addict.Her addiction to the drug took her to a place about as low as a person can go. She had grown up in Ballymun in difficult family circumstances and had, like many others, succumbed to the lure of drugs during her teenage years. Heroin nearly killed her.

From skincare to haircare…fake tan to fake nails…salon treatments to DIY beauty, sisters Aisling and Kirstie McDermott have tested everything new on the market for their beaut.ie blog and now this gorgeous book passes on all their recommendations to you.

More Overheard in Dublin: another 500 quotes from the ever popular website…

The Pope’s Children are turning 30 and in the four years since David McWilliams introduced us to the generation that could have had it all, the Pope’s Children have been betrayed. This book is about real people and how good people can be broken by bad economics. But it doesn’t have to be like this. There is a way out.

Based on the RTE television series of the same name, Rachel’s Favourite Food is an essential kitchen companion to everyone whose lifestyle demands flexibility, fresh thinking, good food – and all in a hurry.

Focuses carefully on what is asked in Junior Certificate History exams.  It is crisp, to the point and presented in clear, straightforward language.