Product Description: Echobeat is the second book in the Echoland series, which features Paul Duggan, his Special Branch friend Peter Gifford and a cast of political and intelligence operators in Ireland during the treacherous days of the Second World War...read more

Product Description: Childhood play, scarlet fever, a first kiss, befriending a Nazi spy--the narrative of Past Habitual roams through experiences both commonplace and formative, all under the uneasy canopy of wartime Ireland. Moving with ease between the voices of a young child, a German immigrant, an I...read more

The year is 1942, and young Balbriggan teacher Matt Duggan takes up a job in the small town of Rathisland, Ireland. His leisured parochial world detonates when a German Stuka crash-lands in the local bog and pilot Josef is sheltered by local Nazi sympathizers before being turned in by whistle-blower Matt, who'd found his love interest canoodling with the manly Kraut. The prisoner's death in captivity impels Madeleine's flight to England and Matt's emotional growth. ""A mesmerizing sotyr of first love during the Second World War and its far-reaching consequences."" Irish America Magazine ""Ryan interrogates the period with delicacy, and moves towars a nuanced conclusion.""-Irish Literary Supplement

Product Description: Two volumes from the Irish playwright Frank McGuinness: a major play on love, family, and war as well as stunning translations of two classicsSet in Buncrana, County Donegal, Ireland, during World War II, Dolly West's Kitchen is centered on a family struggling to come to terms not only with the effects of war on their country and their family but also with their own inability to respond to one another as situations -- and they themselves -- change...read more

When Marjorie and Clive, two English children, are sent to Drumshee castle in Ireland during the Battle of Britain, they discover that the coast of neutral Ireland has attracted German u-boats.

In a small Irish town during World War II, fifteen-year-old Harry's attachment to the Messingers, an emigrant German couple, deepens despite his parent's disapproval. 10,000 first printing.

Two novellas explore a Catholic boy's love for a Protestant girl in a small Irish town, and life at an American air base in Ireland during World War II

In the first novella, a young Catholic boy who is love with a Protestant girl witnesses the loss of innocence of young men with nothing to lose, and in the second novella, Americans occupy Ireland as they fight the Nazis.