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Welcome to our Shop

This project runs on stories — and support from people like you.

We created this site to celebrate the authors of County Leitrim, past and present, and those who have written about it. Every book listed, every biography written, and every quiet legacy remembered takes time, care, and resources. That’s where you come in.

When you shop at the links below, you’re fueling that mission. We’re pleased to say we now have several republished books available! Alongside our publications, you can browse books from other authors. We also invite you to check out the Etsy shop, where you’ll find bookish gifts and Ireland-inspired items featuring our logo and designs made for readers and heritage lovers alike. Think of it as a small way to back a big idea: honoring voices that deserve to be heard.

Every purchase helps cover costs, spread the word, and build momentum for a project rooted in storytelling, place, and community. A mug on a bookshelf, a tote at a book fair — it all helps carry the story forward.

Thanks for believing in this work. We’re so grateful you’re here.

Books from Leitrim Books

So this is Dublin!

by Michael J. MacManus

Discover 1920s Dublin Through the Eyes of Ireland’s Sharpest Satirist. Originally released in 1927, So This Is Dublin! is a classic collection of gentle satire, witty sketches, and clever parody by acclaimed…

A Jackdaw in Dublin: A Collection of Parodies and Imitations of Irish Contemporaries

by Michael J. MacManus

A Delightfully Irreverent Tour of the Irish Literary Revival. When A Jackdaw in Dublin was first published in 1924, it introduced readers to the sharp, affectionate wit of Michael J.…

Rackrent Hall and Other Poems

by Michael J. MacManus

Step back into the cultural landscape of 1940s Ireland with the republication of M. J. MacManus’s Rackrent Hall and Other Poems. Originally released during the height of the Second World…

Me Grandfather: A Graphic Picture of Rural Ireland

by Br. Kilian Beirne

Journey Back to a Vanished World of Irish Country Life. Experience the rugged beauty and inviting charm of early 20th-century County Leitrim in this captivating memoir by Brother Kilian Beirne.…

Dublin Diversions

by Michael J. MacManus

Step back into the bustling, contradictory world of 1920s Ireland with Dublin Diversions, a delightful and rare satirical masterpiece by M. J. MacManus. Originally published in 1928, this witty collection of…

A Green Jackdaw: Adventures in Parody

by Michael J. MacManus

If you haven’t heard of M. J. MacManus, you’re not entirely to blame. He was a working Dublin newspaperman and a quiet collector of old books. But back in 1925,…

The Wind and the Hearth: The Collected Works of Nora J. Murray

by Nora J. Murray

“There are voices that shout to be heard, and there are voices that wait for the quiet to speak. Nora Murray’s was one of the latter, and it is a…

Poems: Religious, Moral and Sentimental

by James Hogg

First published in 1825, Poems: Religious, Moral and Sentimental presents a unique collection of sixty-seven poems by the poet James Hogg, known for his connection to the pastoral traditions of…

Books from Other Authors

Immaculate Dark: Collected Poems

by C. Day

A debut collection of dark poetry. What if your life couldn’t be contained and grew. The over-examined self, dark, grief-worn, institutionalised, under scrutiny, imagined and re-imagined. These poems spin in…

Historical Perspectives

by Ken Boyle

A collection of articles written by Ken Boyle, many of them published in history magazines. Articles in this volume include: Dying for Ireland Dr Mulcahy of Ballyduff Prohibition and the…

The Boyles of Killaneen - The Letters

by Ken Boyle

A collection of a hundred years of correspondence spanning four generations of an Irish family, chronicling its emigration patterns and the lives of its members, and showing how they managed…

The Murder of Dr Muldoon

by Ken Boyle

A priest and his housekeeper abandon a baby girl on the doorstep of a house near the Black Church in Dublin’s north inner city in February 1923. Three local women…

The Truth Behind The Irish Famine

by Jerry Mulvihill

In 1845, Ireland was part of the United Kingdom, which was the richest and most powerful nation in the world. Ireland was producing a surplus of food. However, between 1845…

Etsy Shop

Discover unique items that help power our project! Our Etsy shop features print-on-demand creations, all designed to delight book lovers and Ireland enthusiasts. While print-on-demand means we receive a small percentage of each sale, every purchase directly supports our efforts to celebrate and increase access to the works of authors from County Leitrim, and those who have written about it. We truly appreciate your support and you helping us spread the word.

  • Colorful Ceramic Mugs
  • Jersey T-Shirts
  • Cotton Canvas Tote Bags
  • And more!