… : An Autobiography by Gay Byrne (Gill and Macmillan, 1989). Written with the novelist …

… Hutchinson‘Soundings’ was published by Gill and Macmillan and Longmans Browne and Nolan … popular was the book that Gill and MacMillan re-issued it in 2010 …

… the Cholera, 1831–2 (Dublin: Gill and Macmillan, 1979), 85–92. Frank M …

… Islands: Landscape, Life and Legends, Gill and MacMillan; blasket.ie

… Find Your Voice by Nikita Gill Macmillan Children’s Books, 2022 (Tags …

Born in Dublin on July 7, 1943, Thomas Christopher Garvin was the second of three children in the family of senior civil servant and James Joyce expert John Garvin and his wife Kathleen. Educated by the Jesuits at ­Belvedere College, young Tom’s favourite …

Brian Lalor has distinguished himself as an architect, archaeologist, educator, author and editor, but it is arguably his work as an artist that has given him the greatest pleasure over the past sixty years. His primary interest has been in printmaking, …

In this work of historical non-fiction, Mangan weaves his way through the myth and folklore that has risen out of the ancient worship of nature. Taking us on a journey across Irish history, Manchan illustrates the power of myth in shaping an entire nation, …

Among his publications was the first volume of the Irish Walk Guides for the South West: Kerry and Cork, which was initially published by Gill & Macmillan in 1978, and later updated. Ó Súilleabháin came from Killorglin, where his father managed the …

Dermot Francis Keogh was born on May 12, 1945, the eldest of eight children of William and Maureen, who lived in the Kilbarrack/Bayside district of north Dublin. He attended the National School in Raheny and won a scholarship to Kostka Secondary School …