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Welcome to The Liffey Press!
Founded in 2001, The Liffey Press is recognised as a leading
publisher of non-fiction books in Ireland with over 125 titles in
print. In these pages you will find information on all our new and
backlist books and can browse by category or search for a specific
title or author. And please note that we are always looking for
new book projects. See our
For Authors
section on the best way to send us a proposal for consideration.
We look forward to hearing from you!
Winter Sale!
Check out the incredible offers on gift books and other selected titles on our
Special Offers page!
New Titles
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Prodigals and Geniuses: The Writers and Artists of Dublin's
Baggotonia
By Brendan Lynch
"Brendan Lynch’s book evokes vibrant memories of an ancient
Dublin. And could there be any other city in the world more worth
speaking about? ... Ancient sorrows remembered to haunt, but in
which a bit of bright light still glows." -- J.P. Donleavy, from
the Foreword
September
2011
Price: €19.95 paperback
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Just Follow the Floodlights! The Complete Guide to League of Ireland
Football
By Brian Kennedy
'Brian Kennedy’s superb history of Irish professional football
... is a timeless portrayal of the lives of men and the clubs they
created' -- Damien Richardson, from the Foreword
September
2011
Price:
€19.95, paperback
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Traditional Notes: A Celebration of Irish Music and Musicians
By Stephen Power
'It is this magic that Stephen Power captures with these
photographs. The meeting of craft and art, the joy and intensity
of playing music ... are here in close-up....' --Ellen Cranitch,
from the Foreword
October
2011
Price:
€19.95 paperback
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Dublin's Future: New Visions for Ireland's Capital City
Edited by Lorcan Sirr
A fascinating collection of essays on how to make Dublin a truly
great city
October
2011
Price:
€19.95, paperback
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Additional New and Notable Titles
Secrets of the State . . . And How to Get Them, by Richard Dowling
Transforming Ireland, 2011-2016: Essays from the 2011 MacGill
Summer School, edited by Joe Mulholland
Dispatches from the Developing World: The Concern Worldwide 2011
Writing Competition, edited by Michael Doorly
Jim Kemmy: Stonemason, Trade Unionist, Politician, Historian,
by Brian Callanan
Against Remembrance, by David Rieff
The Irish Better Birth Book, by Tracy Donegan
Teaching Global Perspectives: Introducing Student Teachers to
Development Education, edited by Tamzin Batteson and Roland
Tormey
From Leaving Certificate to Leaving School: A Longitudinal Study
of Sixth Year Students, by Emer Smyth, Joanne Banks and Emma
Calvert
Choices and Challenges: Moving from Junior Cycle to Senior Cycle
Education, by Emer Smyth and Emma Calvert
'Tis
All Lies Your Worship: Tales from the District Court, by Mary
Kotsonouris
The 2011 Irish Property Buyers Handbook, by Carol Tallon
The Plum Rains and Other Stories, by John Givens
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