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The Book of the Skelligs – A ‘remarkable’ and ‘sumptuous’ volume
The Book of the Skelligs is the most recent addition to Cork University Press’ highly acclaimed atlas series which continues to captivate with its cutting-edge scholarship, design, and imaginative approaches to understanding Ireland’s natural and cultural history.
Read MoreSince the publication of the pioneering Atlas of the Irish Rural Landscape in 1997, Cork University Press has made a distinctive contribution to Irish studies by its high-profile and award-winning atlas series….
Read MoreStudies in Irish Crime History
This book series explores how crime history can offer new ways of understanding Irish society. It maps and critically engages with the actions and beliefs of those who often held…
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Cork University Press aims to stimulate Irish learning by reflecting distinctive and distinguished scholarship in its publications. The Press began publishing in 1925 and is the oldest university press in Ireland. Our philosophy has been to encourage a broad spectrum of debate in the field of Irish Studies by publishing research which engages with contemporary cultural debate.
Owing to the spread of Irish Studies in third level (university) institutions during recent decades, throughout North America, Europe and Australia, research in the field has increased in depth and range. While the Press specialises in the broad field of Irish Cultural Studies, our subject range extends across the fields of music, art history, literary criticism and poetry.
Due to increased costs across supply chain and in the cost of printing paper, there will be a small price adjustment on our new titles. These increases ensure our commitment to providing the high quality books you expect from Cork University Press.