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Flyleaf Press
Specialise in guides for Irish
family history research and produce guides
for Mayo, Dublin, Donegal, Kerry, Longford and for
Ireland in general. They
have recently launched a new guide to Tracing Limerick
Ancestors
Books
Ireland
The Internet Bookstore dedicated
to exclusivly to Irish interest books.
Each new issue keeps you
up-to-date on the latest books from Ireland...
This is a quick look at every
new Irish book sent in for review.
Kennys Bookshop and Art
Galleries Ltd.
New and Antiquarian Irish interest
books
Irish contemporary art
Interlink Book
Shop
Ireland Genealogy Books
The
Irish Times Book Reviews
Weekly reviews of new Irish books
O'Brien
Press
Ireland's Creative
Publisher
Seanchai Books
Seanchai Books
offers new Irish books, used Irish books
(secondhand) and rare
Irish books.
Eason Bookstores Online
The company was originally founded in
1819 as Johnston & Co. Since that time it has
existed
through some of the most exciting
events in Irish history and has grown to become the main
supplier in Ireland of books, newspapers and magazines.
Books, Bookstores
Links to new and used Irish booksellers
Cathach
Books
Cathach Books specialise in books of Irish
Interest with a particular
emphasis on 20th century Irish
literature
Bookworm.ie
Comprehensive catalogue of books on
Tipperary and
books by Tipperary authors
The Celtic
Bookshop
Specialise in both new and out of print
books, maps and prints relating to Ireland
Books Ulster
On-line specialists in new, rare and
out-of-print Irish books
Newcastle West Bookstore
County Limerick's
leading independent book seller
Irish Genealogy Books
The Irish
Genealogy book series covers towns from Cork, Galway,
Tipperary,
Leitrim, Limerick, Meath,
Wicklow, Westmeath, Wexford, Donegal, Kerry,
Waterford,
Carlow, Offaly and many more
counties
Biblio's Bookstores in Ireland
A
guide to help you find bookstores located all over
Ireland
Go Ireland's List of Bookstores
Includes
all of Ireland
Powell's
Books
Many used books,
good bargains
Irish Names by Donnchadh O Corrain |
![]() Going to Ireland: A Genealogical Researcher's Guide by Sherry Irvine, Nora M. Hickey |
The Book of Irish Families: Great & Small, Second Edition by Michael C. O'Laughlin |
Ireland Book List
08/21/18
*Genealogy Books
*History Books
*Local History Books
*Fiction
*Mythology, Poetry, Forklore, Medieval Studies, etc.
*Lookup Volunteers
Books Ireland Magazine
Parish History Books by Counties
08/21/18
Antrim to Down
Dublin to Leix
Limerick to
Offaly
Roscommon to
Wicklow
Genealogy
What does your
last name mean? What are its origins?
Find historically accurate
family histories here.
Pocket Guide to Irish Genealogy
By Brian Mitchell
A New Genealogical Atlas of
Ireland, Second Edition
By Brian
Mitchell
Culture
Want to learn the Irish language -
at your own pace?