Murder and Mead
The Lady Grace Mysteries
Grace O’Malley has returned to Kinvara, Co. Galway, and the familiar surroundings of Galway Bay. This little ‘Brigadoon’ is heaven on earth with its very own medieval Castle, Dunguaire, named after the famous King Guaire. For years the castle has been a venue for Irish Medieval Banqueting, and for years singing and acting to hundreds of tourists made up the world of ‘Lady Grace’. Now 20 years on, Grace has returned. Her new life a mystery to the town’s people, but for one. Yet again, the castle calls, inviting her beyond its walls, to drown in its murky past of ‘Murder and Mead.’
TEHRAN CALLING
A True Story
Ebook and Paperback launch on 26th June 2020.
In 1978 and ’79, Miriam O’Gara spent a summer in Tehran just as the Islamic Revolution erupted. She has written this book as a tribute to her late parents and Irish aviation personnel who, with her father escaped Tehran on 2nd January, 1979, and who helped Miriam, her mother Ursula, and then 9 year-old sister Adrienne to escape on the 17th August, 1978. Over 40 years on she continues to hear ‘Tehran Calling.’
EIRE’S WWI WAR POET:
F.E. LEDWIDGE
THIS EDITION 29th June 2020.
Francis Ledwidge, killed at Ypres, 31 July, 1917. was Eire’s most famous Irish Nationalist WWI war poet – a label Eire refused him for a century. This book is intended as a long overdue literary comment exploring evidence in support of this claim via his War Imagery, Nationalism, and Canonical Revisions.
“Tomorrow will be load with war,
How will I be accounted for?”
SOLILOQUY (c. 1916) Francis Ledwidge.
THE CELTRESS 