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Dwyer’s Ireland A View From Above Kevin Dwyer.
These photographs share the beauty of Ireland, as seen during various flights over the years. This stunning aerial miscellany invites one to explore this beautiful island country for oneself. Kevin captures the spirit and colour of Ireland; its varied landscape of rivers and lakes, coast and mountains, the tranquillity of ancient monasteries, and the vibrance of cities and towns. 978-1-84889-063-3 Irish Interest PB 128 pp 175 x 245 mm €20.00/£18.95 NOT YET PUBLISHED: Due in October 2010 Kevin Dwyer is an aerial photographer of some note and you can order prints of his photographs from his website. Click here for more information.
Eyewitness Padraig & Joan Kennelly’s images of Ireland: 1953–1973 Padraig Kennelly.
The camera celebrates its 170th birthday in 2009. To mark this occasion, the Kennelly family is making available its extensive collection of black & white photos which capture Irish people, towns, villages and scenic locations. From his earliest days as a photographer, Padraig Kennelly believed today’s photography is tomorrow’s history. His negatives were carefully stored and filed, in the belief that some day a system would be available to prolong the life of the images, and facilitate their easy retrieval. Half a century after he began taking photographs, digital imaging has made his hopes a reality. 978-1-84889-022-0 HB 256 pp 330 x 275 mm €29.95/£26.95 2009 B&w photos
Ireland’s High PlacesFrom the Mountains to the SeaRob Beighton.
Rob Beighton turns his lens to the magnificent Irish mountain landscape taking you on a journey from majestic Mount Errigal in Donegal to Hungry Hill on the Beara Peninsula. Rob’s images of spectacular natural beauty vary from wide panoramic views of mountainscapes to small details of stone, water, flora and fauna. The result is a book of mesmerizing images to delight the thousands who visit Ireland’s mountains. 978-1905172450 HB 160 pp 239 x 277 mm €28.95/£20.00 2008 Full colour photos
Ireland’s Lighthouses A Photo Essay John Eagle.
The first time he saw Roche’s Point lighthouse marking Cork Harbour, John Eagle knew he was smitten. ‘Coming from an inland town, there was so much excitement in the sea,’ he explains, ‘and lighthouses encap-sulated all that.’ Lighthouses have played an important role on Ireland’s extensive and dramatic coastline since the fifth century, lighting the way for many a cargo and passenger ship while ensuring that those who made their living on the sea made it home safely. During a project that lasted over ten years, John made several daring boat and helicopter trips to capture unique images of these wind-swept, wave-lashed buildings. This book brings together these striking photographs with informative text on their details, locations and how to find them. Ireland’s Lighthouses is sure to delight all those fascinated by these isolated guardians of the coast. 978-1848890244 PB 216 pp 198 x 128 mm €19.99/£17.99 May 2010 Colour photographs Would you like postcards of John's lighthouse photographs? Click here for more information.
Irish BlessingsA Photographic CelebrationAshley Shannon.
The Irish are a spiritual people, evidenced by their warmth and kindness, generosity and goodwill. All these traits are preserved in the traditional blessings featured in this book. The stunning colour photographs of the Irish countryside are set opposite traditional blessings together with verse by such poets as Yeats, Synge and Joyce. The photographs represent the many moods of Ireland, from crumbling stonewalls or the austere beauty of a ruined monastery to the bustle and splendour of Dublin. ISBN-10: 1-905172-12-5 ISBN-13: 978-1905172122 PB 128pp 285 x 280mm €17.99/£14.99 May 2010
One Wild Life A Journey to Discover People Who Change Our WorldClare Mulvany.
One Wild Life is an invaluable tool for the growing numbers determined to challenge unacceptable conditions. The interviews, journal and blog extracts, resource guide and beautiful images, show how to take practical steps to build a better world through career and life choices. Including interviews with: Mary Davis, Special Olympics Ireland; Caroline Casey, Founder of Kanchi and O2 Ability Awards; Tara Cunningham, CEO Release Speech Therapy; Matt Flannery, Co-Founder of Kiva.org; Kailash Satyarthi, Nobel Prize Nominee and Chairperson of The Global March Against Child Labour 978-1905172887 PB 200 pp 247 x 189 mm €20.00/£18.99 2009 Clare has her own website and blog. Check them out for more ideas on how you can create your own wild life. Click here for more information.
Remember When Pictures from the Irish Examiner Archive .
In the archives of the Irish Examiner are many thousands of photographic images, which provide a unique glimpse of the recent past. This book is a compilation of some of the best of those pictures from the mid to late twentieth century. This collection of photographs includes an engaging range of subjects: people going about work and play, visiting dignitaries, sportsmen and women in action, schoolchildren, holidaymakers and festival-goers, as well as historic events and personalities from the worlds of politics, music and many more. Complemented with concise captions, this book forms an extensive pictorial record of the people of Ireland. 978-1-84889-062-6 Irish interest/Photography HB 256 pp 330 x 275 mm €29.99/£26.99 NOT YET PUBLISHED: Due in October 2010
Robert L. Chapman’s IrelandPhotographs from the Chapman Collection 1907–1957Christiaan Corlett.
The Chapman Collection is a unique collection of photographs spanning the half-century from 1907 to 1957 that offers a glimpse of a bygone age in Ireland. These remarkable photographs, complemented by his journal and diary entries – at turns descriptive and witty – are drawn from an archive of around 3,000 pictures. 978-1905172771 HB 144 pp 189 x 247 mm €24.95/£17.99 2008 Black & white photos Bargain Price!
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