Listed below are some of our greatest hits in the last year.
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Two Suitcases and a DogFinnbar Mac Eoin
Two Suitcases And A Dog is not about coming to Provence, buying a 3 million euro house, spending summer visiting vineyards, eating out in expensive restaurants and complaining about tradesmen.
The Girl in the WardrobeJennifer Farrell
Jennifer Farrell’s childhood memoir won the Inaugural Memoir prize at Listowel Writers’ Week in 2007. The Girl in the Wardrobe tells the story of a young girl growing up in the heart of the city.
The Complete Guide to Ireland’s Top Ten Hits 1954 – 1979Eddie Kelly
The Complete Guide to Ireland’s Best Sellers and Top Ten Hits of the years 1954 to 1979 celebrates the music of the period, its stars and its songs.
Scarecrow in the GardenMichael Hickey
In this beautifully written and illustrated collection of poems, Michael Hickey takes us on a journey with him through a range of thoughts and emotions.
Complete Union – Sexual HealingAlice McGloughlin
This warm and personal story is of interest to women, to couples, and to anyone working in the field of human relationships.
Coming HomeFran Browner/Safe Home Programme
These are the stories of young men and women who left Ireland and, after many years in exile, closed the circle of emigration by coming home again.
Decision TimeNoel Lynch
When a major criminal godfather in Dublin is scheduled for Heart Surgery in a luxurious Private Hospital under the National Treatment Purchase fund, a public outcry follows. However a rival gang boss plans on taking full advantage of the situation.
Operation Save Western CivilisationSean Downey
Intelligent, creative, charismatic and innately rebellious, William Dempsey feels from a young age that he simply does not fit in.
A Life’s CatchDermot Layden
Beautifully presented in hardback and with all profits from the sale of the book donated to charity, A Life’s Catch gives a beautifully graphic description of rural life in the late 1930s to early 1950s.
This Father I Never KnewRichard Cox
Winner of the ‘ORIGINAL WRITING’ Memoir Competition at the 2008 Listowel Writers’ Week.



