General catalogue - The O'Brien Press
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A Note from the Publisher<br />
Welcome home, James Joyce, with our beautiful Dubliners edition introduced by John Boyne, which was the focus of<br />
Dublin City Libraries’ festival One City, One Book. It joins the first three books in our groundbreaking 16 Lives biography<br />
series: James Connolly, Michael Mallin and Joseph Plunkett, with the final book in the series to be published on the<br />
100th anniversary of the Easter Rising in 2016. Neil Richardson, prize-winning author of A Coward if I Return, A Hero If<br />
I Fall, has tackled WWII with Dark Times, Decent Men, and Gerry Hunt has produced another impressive graphic novel,<br />
At War with the Empire. Joe O’Shea debuts with Murder, Mutiny and Mayhem, and we are delighted to see a new<br />
bestseller from Colin Murphy and Donal O’Dea, More Stuff Irish People Love, and Anne Holland, Winners All.<br />
In our fiction programme, Brendan O’Carroll’s BAFTA win for TV show Mrs. Brown’s Boys has re-ignited interest in<br />
his Mammy trilogy, which has now sold into ten languages worldwide. And we are delighted to be publishing three titles<br />
in our newly-acquired Brandon imprint: And Time Stood Still by Alice Taylor, Boycott by Colin C. Murphy and Dead of<br />
Winter by Sam Millar.<br />
1950s, <strong>The</strong> A23<br />
1960s, <strong>The</strong> A23<br />
2nd feckin’ book of Irish Slang<br />
that makes a holy show of<br />
the first one, <strong>The</strong> A23<br />
Abbeylara A31<br />
Across the River A35<br />
Afraid of the Dark A32<br />
After the Celtic Tiger A12<br />
After the Wake A13<br />
All Hell Will Break Loose A9<br />
Ambassadors on Horseback<br />
A27<br />
American Skin A36<br />
And That Was ... Derek<br />
Davis A25<br />
And Time Stood Still A33<br />
Aran Islands, <strong>The</strong> A30<br />
Around Ireland on a Bike A28<br />
At War With <strong>The</strong> Empire A17<br />
Babyface Goes to Hollywood<br />
A8<br />
Beautiful Sound of Silence,<br />
<strong>The</strong> A34<br />
Before the Dawn A37<br />
Best of Irish Festive Cooking<br />
A15<br />
Best of Irish Home Baking A15<br />
Best of Irish Meat Recipes A15<br />
Best of Irish Potato Recipes<br />
A15<br />
Best of Irish Soups A15<br />
Best of Irish Traditional Cooking<br />
A15<br />
Best-Loved Yeats A24<br />
Between the Mountains and<br />
the Sea A6<br />
Bewitched Land, A A28<br />
Big Book of Simplex<br />
Crosswords, <strong>The</strong> A12<br />
Black Widow, <strong>The</strong> A31<br />
Blasket Island Guide, <strong>The</strong> A30<br />
Blasket Islands, <strong>The</strong> A30<br />
Blood Upon the Rose A17<br />
Bloodstorm A34<br />
Bodhrán Makers, <strong>The</strong> A36<br />
book of deadly Irish Quotations<br />
some smart fecker in pub is<br />
always blatherin’ on about<br />
, <strong>The</strong> A23<br />
book of feckin’ Irish Slang that’s<br />
great craic for cute hoors and<br />
bowsies, <strong>The</strong> A23<br />
Book of Feckin’ Irish Trivia,<br />
<strong>The</strong> A22<br />
book of Irish Songs yer oul’ fella<br />
always sang when he was<br />
jarred at a hooley, <strong>The</strong> A23<br />
book of luvely Irish Recipes yer<br />
ma useta make when you<br />
were a little gurrier , <strong>The</strong> A23<br />
Boycott A33<br />
Break-Out! A32<br />
Brendan the Navigator A18<br />
Brian Boru A19<br />
Bridge of Children’s Books,<br />
A A10<br />
Brown Morning A14<br />
Butler’s Pantry, <strong>The</strong> A16<br />
Cage 11 A37<br />
Castles of Ireland A29<br />
Celtic Book of Days A11<br />
Celtic Decorative Art A11<br />
Celtic Magic Tales A11<br />
Celtic Names for Children A11<br />
Celtic Names for Children A26<br />
Celtic Tales of Enchantment<br />
A11<br />
Celtic Way of Life A11<br />
Celtic Way of Life A18<br />
Chisellers, <strong>The</strong> A14<br />
Christy Moore Songbook,<br />
<strong>The</strong> A37<br />
Country Days A35<br />
Country Miscellany, A A35<br />
Course, <strong>The</strong> A14<br />
Coward if I Return, A Hero if I<br />
Fall, A A18<br />
Crazy Love A13<br />
Croagh Patrick A29<br />
Cromwell A36<br />
Crosaire A12<br />
Crowning the Customer A12<br />
Cures, Hoors and Floating<br />
Voters A21<br />
Dark Place, <strong>The</strong> A34<br />
Dark Times, Decent Men A18<br />
Darkness of Bones, <strong>The</strong> A34<br />
De Valera in America A20<br />
Dead of Winter A33<br />
Deadlines and D**kheads A14<br />
Death in December A32<br />
Death on the Hill A31<br />
Deep Deception A31<br />
Dirty Dozen, <strong>The</strong> A28<br />
Discover Waterford A30<br />
Dissent into Treason A36<br />
Dramatist, <strong>The</strong> A34<br />
Dublin City of Literature A29<br />
Dublin Documentary, A A24<br />
Dublin Wit A21<br />
Dubliners A13<br />
Dublinia A20<br />
Dust of Death , <strong>The</strong> A34<br />
Easter Rising, <strong>The</strong> A29<br />
Emotional Cook, <strong>The</strong> A16<br />
Enchanted by Dreams A36<br />
Endurance A20<br />
Enemy of the Empire A9<br />
Evening with Alice Taylor,<br />
An A35<br />
Exploring the Book of Kells A11<br />
Exploring the Book of Kells A18<br />
Exploring the Spanish Armada<br />
A18<br />
Exploring the World of Colmcille<br />
A18<br />
Eyewitness A24<br />
Family Life A34<br />
Fatal Journey A31<br />
TITLE INDEX<br />
Fear of the Collar A10<br />
Feckin’ Book of Bankers,<br />
Builders, Blaggers and<br />
Bowsies that Banjaxed<br />
Nation, <strong>The</strong> A23<br />
Feckin’ book of Everything Irish,<br />
<strong>The</strong> A23<br />
Feckin’ book of Irish History<br />
for anyone who hasn’t been<br />
paying attention for last<br />
30,000 years, <strong>The</strong> A22<br />
feckin’ book of Irish Insults for<br />
gobdaws as thick as manure<br />
and only half as useful,<br />
<strong>The</strong> A23<br />
Feckin’ Book of Irish Love,<br />
<strong>The</strong> A22<br />
feckin’ book of Irish Sayings for<br />
when you go on batter with a<br />
shower of savages, <strong>The</strong> A23<br />
feckin’ book of Irish Sex &<br />
Love that’s not fit for dacent<br />
people’s eyes, <strong>The</strong> A23<br />
Feckin’ Book of Irish Stuff:<br />
Céilís, Claddagh rings,<br />
Leprechauns & Other Aul’<br />
Blarney A22<br />
Fire In His Head, A A11<br />
First Citizen A8<br />
Follow Your Dream A10<br />
Fond Memory A26<br />
Food to Love A16<br />
Four Roads to Dublin A6<br />
Freedom of Angels A10<br />
Gangland A31<br />
Gap of North, <strong>The</strong> A30<br />
<strong>General</strong>, <strong>The</strong> A31<br />
Giant’s Causeway, <strong>The</strong> A29<br />
Gift of the Gab A21<br />
Golden Book – Belfast,<br />
<strong>The</strong> A29<br />
Golden Book – Ireland,<br />
<strong>The</strong> A29<br />
Golden Book of Dublin,<br />
<strong>The</strong> A29<br />
Grand National, <strong>The</strong> A27<br />
Granny, <strong>The</strong> A14<br />
Great Atlantic Air Race,<br />
<strong>The</strong> A19<br />
Great Irish Writing A13<br />
Green English A26<br />
Guards, <strong>The</strong> A34<br />
Guinness Story, <strong>The</strong> A20<br />
Haunted Land, A A28<br />
Heirs to the Kingdom A25<br />
Hidden Soldier A9<br />
History’s Daughter A8<br />
Holy Smoke! A21<br />
Holy Terrors A9<br />
Hope and History A37<br />
Hostage A31<br />
House of Memories A35<br />
I Was a Boy in Belsen A7<br />
I Will in me Politics A21<br />
In <strong>The</strong> Blood A27<br />
Insider A8<br />
iPaddy A22<br />
Ireland Glorious Landscapes<br />
A24<br />
Ireland Painted A30<br />
Irish Bride’s Survival Guide,<br />
<strong>The</strong> A26<br />
Irish Cooking A16<br />
Irish Dad’s Survival Guide,<br />
<strong>The</strong> A26<br />
Irish Eye, An A37<br />
Irish Gardener’s Handbook,<br />
<strong>The</strong> A26<br />
Irish Journal, An A37<br />
Irish Love Poems A24<br />
Irish Stone Walls A6<br />
Irish Voice, An A9<br />
Irish Voice, An A37<br />
Irish Wit A21<br />
Irish Writers Against War A14<br />
Island Stories A14<br />
James Connolly A17<br />
Joe Cahill A9<br />
Joey Dunlop A28<br />
John Charles McQuaid A9<br />
Joseph Plunkett A17<br />
Journey, <strong>The</strong> A35<br />
Joy, <strong>The</strong> A31<br />
Joyce We Knew, <strong>The</strong> A36<br />
Joyce’s Pupil A36<br />
Kathleen Clarke A8<br />
Kerry Walks A32<br />
Kicking and Screaming A25<br />
Killing of Tinkers, <strong>The</strong> A34<br />
Kinane A27<br />
Kings of September A27<br />
Lansdowne Road A28<br />
Last Man Standing A27<br />
Leabhar Mòr, An A24<br />
Life Sentence A32<br />
Long War, <strong>The</strong> A25<br />
Looking Under Stones A10<br />
Magdalen Martyrs, <strong>The</strong> A34<br />
Magic of Celtic Spirituality,<br />
<strong>The</strong> A30<br />
Magic of Ireland, <strong>The</strong> A30<br />
Magic of Pagan Ireland,<br />
<strong>The</strong> A30<br />
Mammy, <strong>The</strong> A14<br />
Mean Streets A31<br />
Michael Mallin A17<br />
Midnight Court, <strong>The</strong> A24<br />
Miraculous Parish, <strong>The</strong> A24<br />
Misadventures in Motherhood<br />
A10<br />
Miseducation Years, <strong>The</strong> A15<br />
More Stuff Irish People<br />
Love A22<br />
Most Famous Irish People<br />
You’ve Never Heard Of,<br />
<strong>The</strong> A7<br />
Mother from Hell A9<br />
Mothers A10<br />
Mournes Walks, <strong>The</strong> A32<br />
Muck and Merlot A10<br />
Murder, Mutiny & Mayhem A6 Single Obsession A13<br />
New Ireland, <strong>The</strong> A37 Sinn Féin A25<br />
Night Before Christmas, Sinn Féin and the SDLP A25<br />
<strong>The</strong> A35<br />
Skellig Story, <strong>The</strong> A30<br />
No Ordinary Women A20 Sold into Marriage A10<br />
Nothing to Declare A32 Stakeknife A25<br />
Now That’s What I Call A Big Staying the Distance A9<br />
Feckin’ Irish Book A23 Stolen Village, <strong>The</strong> A20<br />
O’Brien Pocket History of Stone Buildings A6<br />
Gaelic Sport A19<br />
Stone Heart A13<br />
O’Brien Pocket History of Street and Other Stories,<br />
Ireland A19<br />
<strong>The</strong> A37<br />
O’Brien Pocket History of Irish Strong Words, Brave Deeds<br />
Traditional Music A19 A10<br />
O’Brien Pocket History of Irish Stuff Irish People Love A22<br />
Writers A19<br />
Sudoku Solved A12<br />
O’Brien Pocket History of the Sweetwater A34<br />
IRA A19<br />
‘S’ Word, <strong>The</strong> A26<br />
O’Brien Pocket History of <strong>The</strong> Take a Break in Ireland A30<br />
Irish Famine A19<br />
Tales from the Home Farm A8<br />
O’Brien Pocket History of the Teenage Dirtbag Years,<br />
Troubles A19<br />
<strong>The</strong> A15<br />
Oliver St. John Gogarty A9 Terence MacSwiney A8<br />
On <strong>The</strong> Road A10<br />
Testimony of an Irish Slave<br />
Orange Mocha-Chip<br />
Girl A36<br />
Frappuccino Years, <strong>The</strong> A15 <strong>The</strong>re’s an Egg in my Soup<br />
Orange Order, <strong>The</strong> A20<br />
... A8<br />
Our Joe A7<br />
This is My Life A7<br />
Our Lives Out Loud A8 Three Kings A27<br />
Parish, <strong>The</strong> A35<br />
To Hell or Barbados A36<br />
Paróiste Míorúilteach, An A24 To School Through the Fields<br />
Party Animals A25<br />
A35<br />
People, Politics and Power A25 Tony Gregory A7<br />
Perfect Name for your Baby, Trading Paces A8<br />
<strong>The</strong> A26<br />
Traditional Irish Recipes A16<br />
Peter Pearson’s Decorative Tumbling in the Hay A13<br />
Dublin A6<br />
Tweet Treats A16<br />
Picture of Dorian Gray, <strong>The</strong> A13 Vet Among the Pigeons A7<br />
Politicians and Other Animals Vet on the Loose A7<br />
A25<br />
Village, <strong>The</strong> A35<br />
Power Game , <strong>The</strong> A25 Weaver’s Grave, <strong>The</strong> A13<br />
PS ... I Scored the Bridesmaids Wee Book of Irish Wit and<br />
A15<br />
Malarkey, <strong>The</strong> A21<br />
Quench the Lamp A35 West Cork Walks A32<br />
Quiet Revolution, <strong>The</strong> A20 West Cork: A Place Apart A29<br />
Raiders of the Caribbean A28 West of Ireland Walks A32<br />
Reading the Water A8 What are we feckin’ like? A22<br />
Red is the Rose A24<br />
When Love Comes to Town<br />
Redemption Factory, <strong>The</strong> A34 A13<br />
Rhyming Irish Cookbook, Wild Dublin A21<br />
<strong>The</strong> A16<br />
Wild Irish Women A6<br />
Rose of Tralee: Fifty Years Will to Win, <strong>The</strong> A9<br />
a-Blooming, <strong>The</strong> A20 Winners All A27<br />
Rowan Gillespie - Looking for Wit of Oscar Wilde, <strong>The</strong> A21<br />
Orion A6<br />
Woman of House, <strong>The</strong> A35<br />
Rules of the Road A26 Yeats and Sligo A37<br />
Saint Patrick A18<br />
Young Tigers and Mongrel<br />
Same Age as State, <strong>The</strong> A8 Foxes A9<br />
Scrapper, <strong>The</strong> A14<br />
Your Dinner’s Poured Out A7<br />
Secret Dublin Diary of Gerard Your life only a Gazillion times<br />
Manley Hopkins, <strong>The</strong> A36 better A21<br />
Selected Writings A37<br />
Selling Your Home A26<br />
SIMPLEX Crosswords from <strong>The</strong><br />
Irish Times A12