Publishing Ireland are delighted to announce a brand new series of courses based on Diversity and Inclusion. The Series, run (more…)

Congratulations are in order for our two members, Skein Press and Blackstaff Press, for their shortlisted books for the 2022 (more…)

Beehive Books will be launching two books next week: Mindcrafting – How to Mentor Your Ageing Mind by Dr Declan (more…)

Issue 56 of Crannóg magazine is now available to order. The spring 2022 issue contains 11 stories and 34 poems. (more…)

THE PICTURES THAT CREATED OUR COLLECTIVE MEMORY OF A TRAGEDY April 2022 marked 110 years since the unthinkable tragedy of (more…)

Derry publishing house Guildhall Press is pleased to announce the launch of Creggan: The Next Chapter, a colourfully illustrated compendium (more…)

Cork University Press are delighted to present Eoin McNeill: The Pen and the Sword edited by Conor Mulvagh and Emer (more…)

Twenty-First Century Renaissance is set to launch Poetic Licence in a Time of Corona, on 12 May in Hodges Figgis, 6-8pm. (more…)

Turas Press are launching two incredible poetry collections this week. Check them out below and for further details go to (more…)

The Irish publishing sector is no stranger to awards with many of our own members making waves in their respective (more…)

THE BEST-SELLING BOOK IN IRELAND In what is thought to be a first for an Irish Language book, Cluasa Capaill (more…)

You may have already noticed, but NORA by Nuala O’Connor is this year’s One Dublin One Book choice for 2022!  (more…)

TEMPLE DARK BOOKS  Temple Dark Books’ Master of Historical Fiction and author of A Land Without Wolves, Daniel Wade has (more…)

Lili’s Family Favourites by Lili Forberg Cooking for your family doesn’t have to mean sourcing specialist ingredients and spending hours (more…)

Every night during a year spent in lockdown, Dermot Bolger set out on long walks through deserted streets, armed only (more…)

Hailed in the Irish Times as a ‘great Irish novelist’, Neil Jordan is, in the words of Fintan O’Toole, ‘a (more…)

Do you work with a bookseller who deserves a 5 star review? Why not nominate them for the O’Brien Bookseller of the (more…)

The RIA is accepting nominations for the 2022 Michel Déon Non-fiction prize. The Michel Déon Prize was founded in 2018 (more…)

Irish-language arts are hitting dizzying heights in recent weeks.  On the back of the phenomenal success of Irish language feature (more…)

21st Century Renaissance Awarded as Dublin’s Best Independent History Publishing Company Congratulations to Publishing Ireland member 21st Century Renaissance for (more…)

Navigating Historical Crosscurrents in the Irish Atlantic:  Essays for Catherine B. ShannonEdited by Mary C. Kelly This volume takes inspiration (more…)

Temple Dark Books are excited for this coming weekend! Their booth at Dublin ComicCon – March 12-13 – will be (more…)

Reporting the Troubles 2: More journalists tell their stories of the Northern Ireland conflict In this follow-up to their landmark first book, (more…)

Little Island have announced they will donate all profits in their forthcoming children’s novel Run for Your Life by Jane Mitchell (more…)

Excavations at Knowth Volume 7: The Megalithic Art of the Passage Tombs at Knowth, Co. Meathby  George Eogan and Elizabeth Shee (more…)

Veritas have announced their new imprint – Beehive.  As the general interest imprint of Veritas Publications, Beehive will publish high-quality (more…)

War Hotels is an engrossing exploration of hotels in wartime, told through the prism of the now iconic hotels that (more…)

Lenny, by Laura McVeigh is a magical tale of family, loss and the redemptive power of the imagination to heal (more…)

Two new collections of poetry by Turas Press will be released during the month of April, 2022. Secret Poets by (more…)

Little Island to publish second YA novel by author of award-winner The Gone Book – ‘a story full of heart (more…)

Ireland 1922Edited by Darragh Gannon and Fearghal McGarry Fifty essays. Fifty contributors. One extraordinary year. Ireland 1922 provides a snapshot (more…)