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Benjamin Black, The Lemur, 2008, Picador, signed first edition, first printing, hardback in dust jacket, as new condition with original wrapper. Benjamin Black, Christine Falls, 2006, Picador, first edition, first printing, hardback in dust jacket. John Banville, The Sea, 2005, Picador, first edition, first printing, hardback in dust jacket, in excellent condition. John Banville, The Newton Letter, 1982, Picador, first edition, first printing, softcover, in excellent condition. (4)
Yeats, Jack B. Sligo London: Wishart & Company, 1931. 2nd Imp, First edit, green cloth; The Careless Flower, 1947, Pilot Press, 1st edit, dj; Jack B Yeats by Roger McHugh, Dolmen, 1971, pb; The Selected Writings of Jack B Yeats by Robin Skelton, London: Andre Deutsch Ltd, 1991 and The Life and Times of Jack B Yeats At The Architectural Archive, Sept 2008 (5)
Seamus Heaney Signed, The Spirit Level (Faber & Faber, 1996). Signed (and dated - 8/vii/98) by Seamus Heaney on title page, also on page 21 at the end of 'St Kevin and the Blackbird'. Light edge wear to covers with crease mark to top right corner and bottom centre. Also top right corner of p. 21 folded down. This was Heaney's first book of poems since he was awarded the 1995 Nobel Prize for Literature.
P.J. Polana.The Historie of the Council of Trent translated from Italian to English by Nathanael Brent.1620.First English edition Small folio. Fine contemporary calf, raised bands. This rare first edition chronicles the Great Council that formed the modern Catholic Church.. Provenance Dominican Convent Cabra
John F Kennedy – Why England Slept First UK Edition, First Printing. 256. 16 pp. adverts n.d. [1940] This is a true first edition, first printing (first impression) of the UK edition with no statement of reprint to the copyright page. Professionally Rebound in modern cloth and with a matching slipcase
Gregory, Lady Augusta. A Book of Saints and Wonders. Put Down Here According to the Old Writings and the Memory of the People of Ireland. Published by Dundrum: Dun Emer Press, 1906. First edition, first impression, one of 200 copies only. Original beige cloth-backed blue boards, paper spine label lettered in red, blue endpapers. Printed in red and black, a wood-engraved vignette printed in red. Bookplate of GC on front pastedown. Internally crisp; a superb copy. Rare and uncommon Dun Emer title, they printed 11 titles under this imprint, which was renamed the Cuala Press in 1908, after the Gaelic name of the south Dublin area before the Norman conquest.
CRADLE LANDS by Lady Herbert (1867) Written by Lady Herbert After Her Conversion to Catholicism in 1866, This Volume Describes a Trip Taken to the Holy Land Including Stops in Alexandria, Cairo, Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Herron and Nazareth. First Edition in burgundy cloth with gilt motif, lettering and borders. Contains 8 illustrations including colour frontispiece. Binding strong with many pages yet to be cut open.
Limerick: Limerick Rural Survey-Interim Report, Migration July 1960/ Second Interim Report-Physical Geography and Geology, July 1961/ Third Interim Report -Social Structure July 1962; First Citizens of the Treaty City-The Mayors and Mayoralty of Limerick 1197-2007 by Mathew Potter,2007 (5) Ex Libris
University Education in Ireland, Royal Commission on]. Minutes of Evidence [being] Appendix to First Report, Dublin, 1901, 420 pages; Minutes of Evidence [being] Appendix to Second Report, Dublin,1902, 382 pages; Documents [being] Appendix to the Final report, Dublin, 1903, 151 pages; Minutes of Evidence [being] Appendix to the Third Report, Dublin, 1902, 671 pages; Final Report of the Commissioners, Dublin, 1903, 72pages. All foolscap folio in original blue wrappers. Massive source of information with about 1700 pages of expert evidence. [5 items]
James Joyce’s Dubliners, An Illustrated Edition by John Wyse Jackson and Bernard McGinley (1995) First Soft cover edition, profusely illustrated. Dubliners by James Joyce (1992) First edition Hardcover in Dust jacket illustrated throughout with Black and white photographs. The Annals of Dublin Fair City by E E O’Donnell (1987) First edition Hardcover in Dust jacket (3).
Seamus Heaney. Eleven Poems. 1965. Published by Festival Publications, Belfast. Heaney's first book, this being the first edition , third impression. Loosely inserted signed note "Seamus Heaney - Manchester 1973" Housed in a custom made solander box. Rare in such pristine condition
Dublin Interest – Tom Lawlor at the Gate, first edition signed by Tom Lawlor. Trevor West - Dublin University Football Club 1854 – 2004, 150 years of Trinity Rugby, First Edition. Dublin Ninety Drawings by Brian Lalor, First Edition, Dublin A Grand Tour, Jacqueline O’Brien and Desmond Guinness, First edition. Peter Pearson, Decorative Dublin. First Edition. ( 5 )
De Alfonce Tennis, J P Donleavy E P Dutton, 1984, First Edition, First Printing, inscribed by the author, with Dust Jacket The Onion Eaters, J P Donleavy, Eyre & Spottiswode, 1971, First UK Edition, First Printing, with Dust Jacket The Beastly Beatitudes of Balthazar B, J P Donleavy Eyre & Spottiswode, 1969, Firs UK Edition, First Printing, with Dust Jacket Schultz, J P Donleavy, Allen Lane, 1980, First UK Edition, First Printing, with Dust Jacket. (4)
Clarissa Oakes, Patrick O’Brian, Harper Collins, First Edition, First Printing, 1992 with Dust Jacket Blue at the Mizzen, Patrick O’Brian, Harper Collins, First Edition, First Printing, 1999 with Dust Jacket The Yellow Admiral, Patrick O’Brian, Harper Collins, First Edition, First Printing, 1997 with Dust Jacket The Commodore, Patrick O’Brian, Harper Collins, First Edition, First Printing, 1994 with Dust Jacket. (4)
Hand-book for travellers in France : being a guide to Normandy, Brittany, the rivers Loire, Seine, Rhone and Garonne, the French Alps, Dauphine, Provence and the Pyrenees : with descriptions of the principal routes, railways, the approaches to Italy, the chief watering places, etc. with 5 travelling maps. 1844, hardback, in very good condition with all maps included. The Foreign Tour of Messrs. Brown, Jones and Robinson Being the History of what they saw and did in Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, & Italy. Richard Doyle, Unpaginated. Illustrated throughout, old full gilt-decorated morocco; spine with raised bands; all edges gilt. First edition. 1855. The Illustrator Richard Doyle was an uncle to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. (2)
Dermot Bolger; A Dublin Bloom, Signed limited edition, one of 250, New Island Books 1994; A Second Life, Signed PB, New Island 2010; New Town Soul, Signed PB, Little Island 2010; In High Germany, Signed PB, New Island 1999; Secrets never Told, Signed first edition, French Flaps, New Island 2020
The Tor Hill by Horace Smith (1826) Scarce complete set. First edition, Octavo, in 3 volumes. All three signed A. Donegall on front board. Jellett Bookseller, Belfast label on front of volume 1. Externally worn but internally clean and binding intact. Horace Smith (1779-1849) was a friend and stockbroker to Percy Bysshe Shelley.

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