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Pearls of Wisdom - New Beginnings
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Seen and Heard: Listening to Children and Creating Caring Schools
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Neurodevelopmental delay in infants infected with HIV
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Moynagh Lough Studies I
Lough is one of the most significant archaeological sites ever discovered in Ireland. From 1980 to 1... more |
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Rathcormick: A Childhood Recalled
Set in 1950s rural Ireland, Rathcormick is the engaging and beautifully written tale of a large and ... more |
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Knockfane
Julia and Lydia Esdaile live with their widowed father, Willis, at Knockfane, a Big House and farm... more |
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Who Do I Think I Am?: A Memoir
When Homan Potterton was appointed Director of the National Gallery of Ireland in 1979 at the age of thirty-three, he...... more |
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William Marshal and Ireland
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The comforter
The comforter This book, "The comforter", by Thomas Edward Potterton, is a replication of a book originally published...... more |
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Dublin and the Pale in the Renaissance: C. 1540-1660
Following the acclaimed volume Ireland in the Renaissance, c.1540-1660 (2007) by the same editors, t... more |
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The Dublin Region in the Middle Ages
This is the first major publication of the Discovery Programme s Medieval Rural Settlement Project. ... more |
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Uncovering Medieval Trim: Archaeological Excavations in and Around Trim, Co. Meath
of animals in the diet and economy of medieval Trim is assessed by Fiona Beglane. An essay by Michael Potterton...... more |
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Rathcormick
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Ireland in the Renaissance, C.1540-1660
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Culpeper’s Color Herbal
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Mafia Wife: My Story of Love, Murder and Madness
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Mafia Wife: My Story of Love, Murder, and Madness
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All About Asthma and Its Treatment Without Drugs
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Arthritis and Rheumatism
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Discovering Medieval Ferns, Co. Wexford
Medieval Ferns was one of south-eastern Ireland’s most important settlements. It played a key role i... more |
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William Marshal and Ireland
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Carrick, County Wexford: Ireland’s First Anglo-Norman Stronghold
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