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1916 and all that
Back Then till Right Now
Irish history started when people arrived on the island. At least, that is when history really got going. Before that things were rather quiet . . .
So begins 1916 and all That, C.M. Boylans wonderfully irreverent take on the history of Ireland. It wil
A Load of Blather
Unreal Ireland!
When blather.net was spawned back in 1997, Dave Walsh, Damien DeBarra and Barry Kavanagh exhumed the lofty manifesto of the original Blather, founded in 1934 by Flann OBrien. It would also be a publication of the gutter achieving entirely new levels in ev
Buck Whaley's Memoirs
Story of a rake, gambler & man-about-town
I was born with strong passions, begins Bucks Memoirs a lively imaginative disposition and a spirit that could brook no restraint. I possessed a restlessness and activity of mind that directed me to the most extravagant pursuits; and the ardour of my disp
Citizen of the World
Letters of a satirist
Olilver Goldsmith, an Anglo-Irish author of the mid-Eighteenth century, is remembered now as one of Ireland's great satirists. And it was with this book, A Citizen of the World (1762) that he made his name. Comprising of a series of letters to a friend, t
Tales out of School
St Columbs College Derry in the 1950s
St Columb's College, Derry, produced two Nobel Laureates in Seamus Heaney and John Hume, but in this fascinating collection of interviews Jude Collins looks behind the scenes at the unsung, unseen majority that made up real life in this remarkable institu
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