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Do you feel overwhelmed when it comes to money issues? Are you lacking the confidence and knowledge to overcome financial burdens? Instead, how would you like to feel empowered and in control of your finances, however big or small? In the transformational, not informational I Am Going to be Debt Free, Liam Croke argues that it is not where you start out, but the decisions you make about where you're determined to end up that matter. This book will provide you with the tools, confidence and know-how to practically and effectively address your money worries for good. Liam Croke's no-nonsense guide to assessing, managing and moving on from personal debt is optimistic and non-judgemental in outlook, and avoids the doom and gloom mentality that can often surround discussions on debt. Through his conversational writing style, Croke offers the reader realistic strategies to reduce debt and to boost finances. By making a few practical adjustments, he demonstrates how easy it can be to overcome financial difficulties such as mortgage and credit card repayments. With the inclusion of an A-Z debt dictionary, real life examples and budget templates, as well as a call to action at the end of each chapter, readers are encouraged to create an action plan for managing and eliminating debt. I Am Going to be Debt Free takes into account the effect that financial issues can have on emotional and psychological states, ranging from denial, anger and depression to acceptance and moving on. It puts forward the premise that having a healthier bank balance will have a positive impact on other aspects of our lives. Croke advocates that 'life is not about waiting for the storm to pass... it's about learning how to dance in the rain'. With simple, honest and professional advice, I Am Going to be Debt Free will give readers the practical tools required to get out - and stay out - of debt forever.

Ireland's thirty-two counties have been providing innumerable Irish men and women around the world for hundreds of years. Great Irish People celebrates the achievements of these Irish men and women.

Written by an experienced and established author, playwright and journalist, this is a fast-paced and gripping historical thriller that reveals the hidden depths of political, military and human conflict in 1940s Ireland.

A black comedy based in Belfast, Northern Ireland, focusing on two sisters and their tumultuous relationship with their difficult mother.

After completing his initial autobiography, Michael Murphy was asked for 'more of the same' and so he has written The House of Pure Being, a collection of essay-style meditations on his life.

A gritty black comedy from a talented writer, this is an unconventional love story and an insight into the bleak landscape of post-boom Ireland.

Following his last violent adventure in Eightball Boogie, former private investigator-turned-cab driver Harry Rigby finds his world crashing in on itself again, through no real fault of his own.

Cosy crime debut set in 1990s Ireland by practising solicitor

In recalling seventy years of sports journalism, Peter Byrne has produced an engaging collection of sports essays and anecdotes covering eight different sports and highlighting the many moments and sportspeople associated with them.

Magnus, an ambitious and high-powered young man returns home to intervene in his parents' separation. His father married the wrong sister, and his beautiful, flirtatious mother compensates for this with affairs. The narrative flits back and forth between the present day and Magnus's childhood.

Citizens is a gripping account of a modern-day character discovering his great-grandfather's memoir of 1916 Dublin.

Autobiography of property developer, racehorse owner and former showjumper, telling of family background in Mayo, sporting success, and rise and fall - and rise - business, including battles with the Planning Tribunal.

Living in Amsterdam as an unarmed assassin-for-hire, Aloysius finds himself being encouraged to return to Ireland. He soon learns he is about to become the Irish government's first paid assassin and take part in the most extraordinary PR operation in history.

Collection of poems focusing on a variety of subjects by author Mary Kennelly.

MacDomhnaill's signature writing style shines through these fifteen short stories of changing times in rural Ireland - revealing the universality of the human condition.

Powerful collection of poetry highly redolent of Patrick Kavanagh.

The 'Born to be Beautiful Pregnancy Plan' helps women stay positive and healthy during pregnancy

Autobiography that uses personal experience to give practical and inspirational business advice

Debut short story collection with a strong sense of place from an author who is carving a name for herself in literary circles both in the UK and Ireland.

Nostalgic, heart-warming, and festively fun, The Little Book of Christmas Memories is an uplifting collection of stories centered on memories of Christmases past.

With well-known personalities such as Sonia O'Sullivan, Kathryn Thomas, Una Healy, Myrtle Allen, Sr Stanislaus Kennedy, and former justice Catherine McGuinness, among the many former Guides, A Hundred Years A-Growing is a celebration of this youth-driven girl-only organization.

This gripping crime fiction debut by one of Ireland's former leading crime detectives, Gerry O'Carroll, follows Detectives Moss Quinn and Joe Doyle in a race against time to find Quinn's abducted wife.