Paul Clements

Posthumous memoir is full of the author’s trademark whimsy and watchfulness

John Killeen, Tom Foley, Chris Larkin, Alannah Hopkin and Declan Henry present rich accounts of culture, commerce, transport, patron sainthood and Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities

Author now splits his time between Cornwall and Connacht, drawing comparisons between the two

These are aesthetic printed pleasures that will save you from having to squint to read text on a screen

No Middle Path: The Civil War in Kerry; County Donegal Historical Society Annual; Dúchas: The Duhallow Historical Journal; The Journal of the Kerry Archaeological and Historical Society

RJ O’Donnell offers engaging stories and legends in her affectionate portrait of an older Ireland

From families that were torn apart to the twists and turns of one father’s escape from war

A blend of sharp observation and poetically charged wistfulness plunging deep into the soul of a region

A roundup of books that cast new light on some remarkable Irish women

Jan Morris led a complex life filled with ambiguity and contradiction yet managed to produce some of the most dynamic prose in modern literature stretching across many genres for 70 years. Paul Clements has delved into her remarkable life and writing for a biography

PREMIUM Book of the Day: A social historian’s valuable and colourful oral history of the capital

Paul Clements admires a socially diverse and impressive tranche of short books

From the affecting landscape of Co Clare to a trip along the Wild Atlantic Way — compelling and revealing stories

Reviews: Paul Clements on stories from the War of Independence and Civil War

An Irishman’s Diary