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year of publication	ISBN	author(s)	title
1999	978-1-902602-07-3	Terry Eagleton	The Truth About the Irish
''	978-1-902602-09-7	Kate Thompson	More Mischief
''	978-1-902602-11-0	Mary Kenny	Death by Heroin: Recovery by Hope
''	978-1-902602-13-4	Patricia Scanlan	Ripples (Open Door)
''	978-1-902602-14-1	Dermot Bolger	In High Germany (Open Door)
1999	978-1-902602-15-8	Roddy Doyle	Not Just for Christmas (Open Door)
''	978-1-902602-17-2	Sheila O'Flanagan	Maggie's Story (Open Door)
2000	978-1-902602-27-1	David Kenny	The Little Buke of Dublin: Or, How to Be a Real Dub
''	978-1-902602-32-5	Marian Keyes	No Dress Rehearsal
''	978-1-902602-33-2	Patricia Scanlan	Second Chance (Open Door Series II)
2001	978-1-902602-39-4	Eamon Delaney	An Accidental Diplomat
2000	978-1-902602-42-4	Frank Forde	The Long Watch: World War II and the Irish Mercantile Marine
2001	978-1-902602-44-8	Joseph O'Connor	The Last of the Irish Males
''	978-1-902602-49-3	Aubrey Malone	Historic Pubs of Dublin
2001	978-1-902602-65-3	Bairbre Toibin	The Rising, The
2002	978-1-902602-68-4	Maeve Binchy	The Builders (Open Door)
''	978-1-902602-69-1	Cathy Kelly	Letter from Chicago (Open Door)
2003	978-1-902602-75-2	Catherine Dunne	An Unconsidered People: The Irish in Sixties London
2001	978-1-902602-76-9	Conor Goodman	The Smoker's Handbook: Survival Guide for a Dying Breed
2003	978-1-902602-78-3	Mary Kenny	Germany Calling: A Personal Biography of William Joyce, Lord Haw Haw
2002	978-1-902602-90-5	Stanley Price	Somewhere to Hang My Hat: An Irish-Jewish Journey
''	978-1-902602-91-2	Brian Leyden	The Home Place: A Memoir
''	978-1-902602-92-9	Gerard Whelan	Spiked: Church, State Intrigue and the Rose Tattoo
2003	978-1-902602-94-3	Samuel Hayes	Samuel Hayes' Practical Treatise on Planting
2002	978-1-902602-96-7	Mary Condren	The Serpent and the Goddess: Women, Religion and Power in Celtic Ireland