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Irish Interest

A selection of books from and about Ireland.
A painting of a naked woman with a halo lying forward on a divan. The table beside her is messy. The title is in the bottom right in thin white letters.

Michael Farrell - Profile 9
An off white cover with random swirling lines like on a map. The title is in the centre in thin blue and black letters.

Minor Monuments
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An illustration of a woman holding a child. Behind is barbed wire and various documents, including a newspaper headline ‘Paris Falls!’ The title is across the top in red letters.

Miss Mary
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Motherfoclóir

Motherfoclóir
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The cover is split into different coloured squares. The centre is white with the title in black letters. The other squares have photos of Irish things like a shamrock and hurley.

My First Book of Ireland
My Naturama Nature Journal

My Naturama Nature Journal
A number of labelled, colour illustrations of Irish plants, animals and insects including a fox, ladybird, robin and daffodils. The title is in black painted letters in the centre.

Naturama
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Negative Space

Negative Space
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New Perspectives - Acquisitions 2011-2020 Companion Book

New Perspectives - Acquisitions 2011-2020 Companion Book
A sepia toned photo of woman standing, arm raised in the air, as she gives a speech with a crowd behind her. The title is across the top in thin, black capital letters.

No Ordinary Women
A dark orange background with a navy and white line drawing of two people embracing inside an opening sardine can in the centre. The author and title are across the top and bottom in cream capital letters.

Normal People
An orange cover where the author and title take up most of the space. The author is in blue at the top and the title is in white underneath.

Notes to Self
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A red background with the title taking up the cover. It is in black letters that look drawn with chalk, with ‘stupid’ in grey.

OK, Let's Do Your Stupid Idea
A dark blue cover with a black and white photo across the middle. A man (Heaney) stands in a kitchen holding a cup and saucer. The title is above in thin, yellow letters.

On Seamus Heaney
Our Wild World: From the birds and bees to our boglands and the ice caps

Our Wild World: From the birds and bees to our boglands and the ice caps
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Painting Dublin, 1886-1949: Visualising a Changing City

Painting Dublin, 1886-1949: Visualising a Changing City
A painting of different overlapping squares and rectangles in yellow, navy and red. The title is in the bottom right in thin white letters.

Pauline Flynn - Profile 1
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Peig Sayers: Níl Deireadh Ráite / Not the Final Word

Peig Sayers: Níl Deireadh Ráite / Not the Final Word
An impressionist painting of a street with tall red brick buildings and Georgian doors. The title is in the centre in white.

Peter Pearson: Of Sea & Stone
A dark yellow cover with the title in large block capital letters. Inside each letter is a black and white close up of finger and palm prints.

Pure Gold
Rathcormick: A Childhood Recalled

Rathcormick: A Childhood Recalled
Rememberings

Rememberings
Revolution and Civil War in Dublin, 1918–1923

Revolution and Civil War in Dublin, 1918–1923
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Sally Go Round The Stars

Sally Go Round The Stars
Sarah Cecilia Harrison (1863-1941): Artist, Social Campaigner and City Councillor

Sarah Cecilia Harrison (1863-1941): Artist, Social Campaigner and City Councillor
A painting of a man and woman sitting in opposite directions with a landscape of trees and a cloudy sky behind them. The title is across the top in navy.

Seán Keating: Art, Politics and Building the Irish Nations
Seven Steeples

Seven Steeples
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Shackleton: The Boss

Shackleton: The Boss
A bare abstract landscape painting. The sky is a strip of blue while the landscape is made up of a dark green and black. The title is in the bottom right corner in white and yellow.

Shaping Ireland
A navy cover where the title takes up the top half in white letters. It is surrounded by stars and an astronaut. Below is a woman reaching for a star.

Shooting for the Stars