Currach Books

If leprechauns are all you can think of when it comes to Ireland's mythical creatures, think again!Irish mythology is bursting with fantastical creatures and Mark Joyce’s beautifully designed trilogy...

Come hear the story of Panpang as she attempts to save the Blue Buffaloes from the clutches of an evil giant and bring them back home to her village.

A fun, easy read, this book celebrates the beautiful multicultural society Ireland has become over the past decade. Featuring children from all different heritages, the book points out you don’t have to be ancestrally Irish to consider yourself as such.

John G. O’Dwyer’s Irish walks have become famous through his column in The Irish Times. Now his 50 favorite rambles are gathered here in one pocket-sized volume. A must read for anyone interested...

As members of the Tuath Dé, Alban the cat and his friend Sedu are able to understand each other and venture from their monastery home near the Skelligs to discover the history of their ancestors. With references to Ireland’s mystical places and magical folklore, Pam Henry has crafted a wonderful take on the legends for children.

Mark Joyce returns with Mythical Irish Places, an encyclopedia of Ireland’s most magical and wondrous locations. Brimming with beautiful illustrations, this is a book that children and adults will enjoy for years to come.

This book is an immersive visual exploration through the realms of unique flora and fauna within Ireland’s bogs, wetlands, and eskers, revealing the hidden gems that have lived and evolved for millennia.

This book tells the story of Jack Marrinan as a transformational figure in the force at a time of great social and economic change. Under his leadership the GRA evolved into a skilful and powerful negotiating body. Nearly all of the advantages that gardaí enjoy today in their service are built on the foundations he established.

Kevin Barry was the first person to be hanged by the British after the 1916 Rising, at 18 years old during the War of Independence. Although Kevin was young, he had a full life. This book brings new life to Kevin Barry, using material from family papers and the public domain.

Set in the Erin of Old, these timeless tales are brimming with ancient charm, captivating characters and magical locales.