The revolutionary international bestseller that will stop you smoking - for good. There are no scare tactics, you will not gain weight and stopping will not feel like deprivation. If you want to kick the habit then go for it. Trust Allen Carr - Nine million people can't be wrong.

In the summer of 2008 Billy Connolly set sail on a ten-week journey from ocean to ocean: from the Atlantic to the Pacific, by way of the Northwest Passage - a fabled route deep within the Arctic Circle that has thwarted explorers and fortune-hunters for centuries.

Explore, with nature photographer and author Paul Kay, the beautiful, intriguing and fascinating creatures that can be found in the shallow waters around Ireland's coast. Experience Paul's enthusiasm for this remarkable wildlife, which he has been photographing for nearly 30 years.

This book follows on from Ireland's Marine Life – A World of Beauty which was originally published by Sherkin Island Marine Station in 1992.

The real scoop about Sligo's most famous musical sons. This is the story of six friends from Sligo town who set out on an adventure with a group of people who shared their dreams.

Sligo is known throughout the world for its spectacular scenery, of which Benbulben is the most famous icon.

The key to a successful journey through adolescence centres on the recognition that parenting styles have to develop and progress through this period.

The photographs in this book are an attempt to convey a sense of the grandeur of the county’s landscapes and the mystery of its historic sites and ruins.

This is a practical guide to the River Cottage lifestyle from Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall. It includes tips on how best to buy organic produce and, for the more adventurous, advice on rearing your own meat, growing your own vegetables and tapping into the free wild harvest.

Roast Chicken and Other Stories provides an insight into Simon Hopkinson's unique style of unpretentious cooking with 160 of his favourite recipes.

Britain's best-loved comic genius Stephen Fry turns his celebrated wit and insight to unearthing the real America as he travels across the continent in his black taxicab.

For the first time RTÉ Radio is making available a selection of 18 of the most popular pieces from Joe O’Connor’s weekly radio column on Radio One’s Drivetime show. The pieces include humourous vignettes on life and living in contemporary Ireland, and Joe’s wry observations on the people and politics of our times.

An intuitive follow-up to Complete and Easy Guide to Beekeeping (Apple Press, 2005), Kim Flottum's new book goes beyond the scope of a cookbook to introduce to readers the literal cornucopia of honey varieties available. In The Honey Handbook, hive hints and honey-harvesting tutorials abound, all delivered with the sound, practical and common-sense perspective of a seasoned expert. Also, an illustrated guide to honey plants explores their regional bloom dates and honey flows in unprecedented detail.

This nostalgic and entertaining tour of Ireland's most individual hostelries presents the historic pubs that epitomize the country's essential charm.

Make the break, realise the dream and start living 'The Good Life!' Packed with comprehensive information on all the practicals, from ploughing fields to milking cows, as well as new information on how to create an urban organic garden and harness natural energy. This new and revised full-colour edition of the illustrated classic is an engrossing read and a wonderful handbook for realists and dreamers alike.

This book contains the bank of questions which the Driver Theory Test service will use when conducting your theory test.Questions will only be selected from this book.

October 2011 5th Edition

This book contains the bank of questions which the Driver Theory Test service will use when conducting your theory test.Questions will only be selected from this book. Oct '11, 5th Edition.

For aspiring gardeners wishing to start growing their own organic vegetables—or for those who already garden and wish to adopt organic methods—this handy resource, culled from considerable experience and expertise, offers an accessible and easy-to-follow reference.

Written by the world's most authoritative wine duo, the unparalleled clarity and detail of the maps remain core to the Atlas. Each of the 200 maps has been thoroughly researched and updated. With new illustrations and photographs throughout, this is the must-have book and reference work for all wine enthusiasts.

For most of us the only travelling involved in tea drinking is carrying a steaming cuppa from the kitchen, to a comfy chair. But for those in the trade, growing, selecting, tasting, blending, shipping and selling tea once constituted a passport to travel in exotic places. In this fascinating and amusing book, Paul Gunton describes his life as a tea taster, recounting the story of 40 years spent in the trade, travelling in India, Africa, Sri Lanka, New Zealand, England and Ireland. With a light touch he describes the job he did, the people he met and the places he saw during his working life in the tea trade. In the Global Village of the 21st Century, Travels in a Teacup is a refreshing description of a world that has largely disappeared.

Violin Making - a practical guide is for everyone interested in trying this most beautiful of crafts. Topics covered include: a short history of violin making; introduction to choice of materials and design; various stages of making a violin including vamishing and setting up the instrument; table of measurements for violins, violas and cellos, and finally, sections on the baroque violin, folk fiddles and the hardanger. With nearly 200 illustrations, clear step-by-step instruction and a minimum of necessary tools, this book leads both amateurs and skilled woodworkers through the delicate and precise techniques, and brings the art of violin making within the reach of all.