The Lilliput Press
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Ireland's leading independent publisher, founded in 1984. Proudly supported by The Arts Council. Our Stoneybatter bookshop is open 9.30am-5pm on weekdays.
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If you're looking for some early Christmas inspiration, look no further! 🎄😎
Take a peek at our most recent gift books and get a headstart on your Christmas list with Lilliput - we have something for everyone!
Books are available from our website or from any good bookshop 📚
Take a peek at our most recent gift books and get a headstart on your Christmas list with Lilliput - we have something for everyone!
Books are available from our website or from any good bookshop 📚
November 13, 2025 at 3:56 PM
If you're looking for some early Christmas inspiration, look no further! 🎄😎
Take a peek at our most recent gift books and get a headstart on your Christmas list with Lilliput - we have something for everyone!
Books are available from our website or from any good bookshop 📚
Take a peek at our most recent gift books and get a headstart on your Christmas list with Lilliput - we have something for everyone!
Books are available from our website or from any good bookshop 📚
SCRIBENDI: PORTRAITS OF IRISH WRITERS 1985-2025 by Steve Pyke 📸
In this unprecedented visual record, Steve Pyke has taken over 100 portraits of Irish literary legends — from Seamus Heaney and Edna O’Brien to Anne Enright, Kevin Barry, and Louise Kennedy —
In this unprecedented visual record, Steve Pyke has taken over 100 portraits of Irish literary legends — from Seamus Heaney and Edna O’Brien to Anne Enright, Kevin Barry, and Louise Kennedy —
October 2, 2025 at 8:42 AM
SCRIBENDI: PORTRAITS OF IRISH WRITERS 1985-2025 by Steve Pyke 📸
In this unprecedented visual record, Steve Pyke has taken over 100 portraits of Irish literary legends — from Seamus Heaney and Edna O’Brien to Anne Enright, Kevin Barry, and Louise Kennedy —
In this unprecedented visual record, Steve Pyke has taken over 100 portraits of Irish literary legends — from Seamus Heaney and Edna O’Brien to Anne Enright, Kevin Barry, and Louise Kennedy —