From conspiracy theories to true stories to famous memoirs Poolbeg publish something to whet any appetite.
From conspiracy theories to true stories to famous memoirs Poolbeg publish something to whet any appetite.
A Journey of Love through Autism
Young mother Aileen McCallan is filled with love and joy at the birth of her second son, Cian. Now she feels she can settle into motherhood and a comfortable life. But it is not to be. From the age of about eighteen months, Cian’s behaviour grows ...
A self-help guide for job seekers in Ireland
Carr Communications have been helping people plan their careers and prepare for interviews for over thirty-six years – ever since Bunny Carr founded the company in 1973. We have worked with teachers, doctors, nurses, bankers, guards, civil servant...
Including a new chapter on President Obama
Conor O’Clery has been a witness to some of the major world events of the last thirty years, including the Troubles in Northern Ireland; the ending of the Cold War as viewed from Moscow; the reluctant opening up of China to the West; the Clinton y...
In this brave memoir, she opens a door to her life
She made her choice at 14. Must it be a life sentence?
Marion Dante always knew she would be a nun. She was born in answer to prayer and she was her mother's "sin offering". Conceived out of wedlock, her mother promised God that she w...
A poetry collection from one of Ireland's greats
The poetry of Francis Ledwidge evokes an Ireland of traditional nostalgia. But Seamus Heaney has said of Ledwidge that his fate was more complex and more modern; his moral courage alone gave him "membership in the company of the walking wounded, ...