Constance MarkieviczSince its first publication this biography by Anne Haverty has been recognized as a landmark in Markievicz studies, giving a historically complete account of a woman often maligned and misunderstood. Her vivid and engagingly written story will be enjoyed as much by the general reader as by the serious student of Irish history. This revised, updated edition comes with a new introduction. The Lilliput Press is proud to publish a new edition of this

Donnelly was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame

God and atheism – the big and small of the human condition

Through each story we see the narrator more clearly: the tension between who he is and the pull of what might have been

Born to a Quaker family of biscuit manufacturers in Belfast on 7 November 1890 and schooled at Sidcot in England

The Spirit of the River follows the mould of the great contemporary nature writers Robert Macfarlane

the residents of the building are bound to one another in more ways than they know

Several times he declined a peerage

This beautifully illustrated book is fascinating record of that achievement

'Ê- The Irish Times \n \n'A hidden masterpiece

It was the 1980s however

we have moved from rites that related us to time and eternity to rights within a body politic

for spite Ñ and just because he can