Dublin
A WOMAN’S WORK
By JARO SLAVA
"A Woman's Work" is a coffee table photography book. It is a collection of portraits of beautiful, imaginative and strong women in unusual, predominantly male professions.
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Carlow
Old Carlow Photos Book 2 and Exhibition
The story of Carlow as told with the photographs of the people of Carlow and surrounding areas plus photographic exhibition to be launched Nov18th in Carlow Cathedral Parish Centre
Kerry
GRETA'S HERBS
GRETA'S HERBS is an easy guide to growing and using herbs. It connects her life as a gardener to the plants she loves and features over 100 varieties with captivating images.
Tipperary
Furniture Crush
Furniture Crush to a tutorial book on painted furniture.Teaching you everything you need to know about painting furniture from sourcing, prepping to painting and applying wallpaper
Galway
Raidió na dTreabh
Stáisiún pobail Gaeilge a chuirfidh deiseanna & cláir spéisiúla ar fáil i chathair na Gaillimhe. Irish language community station that will provide exciting radio & opportunities.
Mayo
Help Publish "The Little Book of Sham"
By Keith Martin
Help me publish my book "The Little Book of Sham" The project won't reach print without a designed cover, an ISBN and typesetting and editing. All of which cost money.
Offaly
Swimsy The Goldfish - Children's Book
By Mojo Creations Makers Of Magic
A Children’s Storybook and Craft Pack, introducing children to a world of imagination, creativity and learning inspired by the Art of Origami Paper Craft.
Dublin
Post Industrial
By Deepka Abbi
Post industrial - a newspaper publication designed & written by 5 DIT Architecture students who have researched Irish villages that were founded or grew due to industrial influence
Galway
FERMATA. Poets/Writers Respond to Music
A diverse collection edited by poets Eva Bourke and Vincent Woods of no less than 65 poets and writers responding in verse and prose to their engagement with music
Kildare
See You in Two Minutes Ma!
By Linda Allen
"See You In Two Minutes Ma!" were the last words my 15 year old son Darragh spoke to me on the eve of his suicide. My story describes the impact and life after such an event.
