The Dublin Book Trade 1801-1850Tucked away in the recesses of Trinity College's Old Library, a small team of scholar librarians in the 1960s created what became a laboratory for the close study of the evolution of the Irish book. The key figures were Mary Pollard, whose publications transformed eighteenth century Irish book history, and her successor Charles Benson. Early death prevented his masterpiece, a study of the post Union Irish book trade, from being published until now. In

Their literary quality was spotted by Augustus Hare

petrol garages and bookshops

even savagely

interviewing the surgeon who performed the transplant

You have no plan for us after this

a simple 50 per cent + 1

Kathleen Jamie

written by some of her most entertaining poets and songwriters

Bad Day In Blackrock is a significant debut by an intuitive writer

as she preferred to call them

Méabh Ní Fhuartháin and James S

née O’Brien