Search Results: Authors starting with D from Coolim Books

Used paperback - 2007 - 359 pages - good condition. Selection of stories from the School Folklore Commission, collected in the Skibbereen region of West Cork.

Used Hardcover – Good, 1947, 268 pages. Dust jacket has some edgewear and minor tears. Cover is good, printing on spine very clear with some fading at top where dustcover is damaged. Internal pages are clean with no marks or notes. Good example of this sought after early edition of Daly's novel.

Paperback - 1964 - 2nd Edition - 189 pages - Good condition. Cover is good with only minor spots and marks. The interior pages have signs of age with some spotting etc., but are free of any notes.

Used Hardcover – Good – 1933 – 240 pages. Dust jacket has some edgewear and marks but overall it is in good condition for its age. Cover is sound, of blue cloth, gold lettering on spine is faded. Interior is good and is free of marks or notes.

Softcover, 510 pages, excellent condition. James S. Donnelly's history of the Irish Agrarian Rebellion of 1821-1824 named after its mythical leader 'Captain Rock'.

Used paperback - 2011 - 209 pages - Fair Condition. Some marks on cover and spotting in edges, with slight water staining on internal pages. Reprint of Donovan's classic description of the barony of Carbery in West Cork, first published in 1876. This edition, edited by Perry O'Donovan, contains an added biography and a fold out map of West Cork by Sophie Pentek and Jack Roberts.

New Book, 2019 edition, first published in 2016. This book examines the story of the once walled town of Bandon in County Cork, Ireland. It shows how, over four centuries, Protestant and Catholic politics and cultures sometimes clashed and at other times united behinds the walls of that town. Includes index, appendices, bibliography and central section of photographs.

Used – Good, 1976, 110 pages. Light fading on spine, otherwise a very clean copy with no marks or notes. New edition of a book first published in 1908.

Used paperback - 2000 reprint of 1996 publication - 273 pages - good condition throughout. This book examines history, myths and legends of Dursey Island, off the Beara Peninsula, West Cork, and the adjacent Bull, Cow, Calf and Heifer rocks. In tracing their history, it presents momentous events from the past, such as shipwrecks, a notorious massacre in the Elizabethan wars and the 1881 Calf Rock rescue.