General catalogue - The O'Brien Press

PHOTOGRAPHY
See pages A23-A24
The 1950s
Ireland in Pictures
Evocative photos of a
time when we listened to
Irish dancing on the radio,
made phone calls through
an operator and the
Gardaí had a céilí band!
TRAVEL/GUIDES
See pages A28-A30
Around Ireland on a Bike
With its breathtaking landscapes
and peaceful country roads, Ireland
is perfect for cyclists looking for an
accessible yet memorable experience.
Expert advice on the best way to see
the most beautiful parts of Ireland by
bike.
REFERENCE
See page A26
The Irish Dad’s Survival Guide to
Pregnancy [& Beyond]
A long overdue, practical, straighttalking
pregnancy guide for Irish
expectant dads – all from a dad’s
perspective.
‘Covers everything “nearly-fathers”
will need to know’
Irish Independent
SPORT
See pages A27-A28
Winners All
A dream line-up of racehorses,
spanning 300 years, all brought to
life by Anne Holland’s passion and
expertise.
The Giant’s Causeway
An illustrated tour of the history,
folklore, people, geology, wildlife and
stunning landscape of this unique
place, which has captured the
imagination of visitors for centuries.
WALKING GUIDES
See pages A32
West of Ireland Walks
A guide to walks in Clare, Galway
and Mayo, exploring the different
types of landscape and the variety of
wildlife. Short and long walks, easy
and difficult.
Brandon was an exciting, internationally-respected publisher under Steve MacDonogh.
Following his untimely death, it has been acquired by The O’Brien Press, where the
imprint will continue to publish fresh, original voices. See pages A33-37
Boycott
During the turbulent Irish Land War in 1880, two brothers face
a common enemy in Captain Charles Boycott, a land agent
in County Mayo who ruthlessly exploits his tenants. When
one brother chooses the path of non-violence, the other that
of terrorism, they are forced to confront each other – and the
demons that haunt their past.
New books from The O’Brien Press
And Time Stood Still
An extended memoir with
reminiscences about the author’s
friends, family members and
even beloved animals that have
passed away. A therapeutic book
demonstrating a compassionate way
of dealing with bereavement.
Dead of Winter
A severed hand dumped on the doorstep of hard-boiled private
investigator Karl Kane leads him into a nightmarish scenario
of blood-lust, revenge, and the revelation of some very dark
secrets.
From a master of noir.