ireland

During the famine in 1800s Ireland, fourteen-year-old Kit Byrne's father dies and she vows to do whatever it takes to keep her family together and alive, even if it's illegal. A desperate plan fails and her family is evicted. Now she races against time to get her family to Canada where they can start a new life.

Presents a selection of over two hundred poems by Nobel Prize-winning Irish poet Seamus Heaney, drawn from throughout his career, from 1966 through 1996.

Presents a travel guide to Ireland, providing information on historic sights, Irish culture, dining, lodging, museums, shopping, and natural wonders, with suggested itineraries, and walking tours.

An illustrated biography of the Irish poet, dramatist, and essayist generally considered to be the most important poet in English of his time.

A reclusive aunt and her two nieces turn up dead and a young postal worker finds a diary in the dead letter office which offers clues about Jim Quick, a mysterious Irish storyteller, who had become obssessed with the aunt.

During the Rebellion of 1798 a seventeen-year-old Irish boy must make sure that a rebel plot to capture an English hostage succeeds.