Irish Studies

The Celtic Bookshop offers local history books, bargain books, and out of print titles.

"De Búrca Rare Books is the largest stockist of quality Irish antiquarian and rare books in the world." They "offer tens of thousands of fine and rare books, maps, manuscripts and prints relating to Ireland..."

"AbeBooks is an online marketplace for books, fine art and collectables where you can discover and buy the things you love. Trusted independent sellers from around the world offer for sale millions of new, used and rare books, as well as art and collectables through the AbeBooks websites."

"Eason and Son have more than 60 outlets in both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland, the flagship being our store in O’Connell Street, Dublin. This is an extensive shop with four shopping floors, reading areas and The Muse Café contributing to a relaxed environment."

This website lists several antiquarian booksellers in Ireland. You can search the dealers' materials and purchase them via this online portal.

International League of Antiquarian Booksellers (ILAB) lists three rare book dealers in the UK with their websites and contact information.

P & B Rowan booksellers specialties include: Economics, Literature, Manuscripts, Philosophy, Science and Technology, Topography, Maps , etc. Other areas are Ireland, Irish History & Culture, Manuscripts, Maps, Literature, Economics, Sciences, History of Ideas, Travel, Rare Books in all fields (15th to 20th Centuries).

Ulysses Rare Books' "particular specialty is in 20th century Irish literature." They "stock a wide variety of books on Irish history and topography from the 17th Century to the recent past."

"Publishing Ireland is an all-island membership organisation, established in 1970."

This website provides list of Irish publishers and includes independent publishers.

"Mercier Press is Ireland's oldest independent publishing house, based in Cork. It was founded in 1944 by Captain Seán and Mary Feehan."

"The Dublin Review of Books has published essays chiefly in the fields of literature, history, arts, culture and the human sciences on a quarterly basis since Spring 2007. Since Autumn 2012 it publishes fortnightly with additional material added between issues."