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Bridget Goulding
A grandmother’s century’s old collection of photographs and a comment about a grandfather sets a descendant on a quest to find her ancestors, revealing long kept secrets and human tragedies. Through several years of research, the wonders of DNA, and many helping hands from beyond the veil, Fallen Leaves is more than family stories woven through history but is a personal journey of discovery. Bridget Goulding served for several years with the Kilmurry Historical and Archaeological Association during the building of the Independence Museum Kilmurry. Each edition of Fallen Leaves is signed by the author. -
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Celebrating 21 Years The Cork Person of the Month and Cork Person of the Year Awards scheme, was established in 1993, and covers Cork City and Cork County. Back then, like today, the media was full of doom and gloom and founder, Manus O’Callaghan, wanted to establish a vehicle to deliver the good news stories and the people behind them. The book, 21 Years of the Cork Person of the Year Awards, was written by Irish Examiner correspondent John Daly and features articles on all of the annual winners and many of the 252 people who were presented with monthly awards throughout the last 21 years. It celebrates all that is good about Cork and its people and showcases the achievements of Cork people throughout all regions and backgrounds. It features entrepreneurs, sports stars, artists and charity workers. People are inspired by people, and hopefully, by honouring achievement and celebrating success, others may be inspired to follow in the footsteps of our local heroes. The award scheme and book celebrates Cork’s greatest asset – our people [ssba] -
Wining, dining and dancing in Dún Laoghaire through the ages.Eileen O’Duffy
Champagne, Cocktails and Crêpes Suzette is a journey back to a golden era where local residents and visitors wined, dined and danced in Dún Laoghaire town and along the waterfront. The book is a limited edition, stylish, luxurious, coffee table book. It is A4 landscape size with a laminated hard cover, 160 pages printed on 150gsm silk paper, with lots of beautiful photographs, many in full colour. -
Owen Corrigan
This book traces the history of pharmacy in Ireland from the earliest times to the end of the twentieth century. It is primarily for pharmacists/pharmaceutical chemists and all those with an interest in the history of the health professions in Ireland. The author, Owen I. Corrigan FTCD is a pharmacy educator and pharmaceutical scientist and was Professor of Pharmaceutics in Trinity College Dublin. -
Tom O'Connell
It was in late 2015; I was in Naas Hospital on one of my many visits, which were increasingly fearful, and my father, Jim Connell, was preparing me for his upcoming demise. It did not come to pass, however. He went on to have a near-death experience, recover from illness and return to live happily at home in Loraine. Neither of us is overtly religious, so I wondered where he had got his strength and belief from. I decided to try and find out. These stories, recounted over many interviews and with several people, were an unexpected bonus. €3 from each book sale goes to the Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation. -
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Declan Murphy The Great Spotted Woodpecker first bred in Ireland in 2009. Since then the author has followed the daily lives of this species nesting in an oakwood near his home in the depths of County Wicklow. This unique, and personal, account of a family of woodpeckers raising their young brings the reader deep into the world of this fascinating species: a world of hope, love, death, new life and ultimately success. It explores the richness and diversity of the natural wonders found in County Wicklow against a backdrop of a more general overview of the species in Ireland. It includes a foreword by filmmaker John Boorman, and features illustrations by Killian Mullarney and Flemming Christoffersen with stunning colour photographs by Dick Coombes. This book is to be treasured by everyone, not just with an interest in birds, but with an interest in the natural world around them. -
Seamus Moore
Rock Around the Clock is a highly entertaining book with Informative credentials. With a year-by-year review of over 291 Top 10 songs from three countries (USA, UK, and Ireland) the book contains a year and song index making it easy to dip into for your favourite year or song. Seamus Moore was born in Thurles, County Tipperary in 1946. In his early twenties, at the height of the showband scene, he travelled the country playing the trombone, first with The Jack Hanley Showband from Templemore and later with the Enniskillen-based The Skyrockets. Forty years on, Seamus shared his love of music, particularly the sixties (especially the Beatles) presenting music programmes on local radio. The research required for the radio shows motivated Seamus to write his first book ‘All Together Now, We Love The Beatles’ in 2015.
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