Colourpoint Books is one of Ireland’s leading publishers publishing across a spectrum of subjects from Northern Ireland, Irish and general interest books covering historical, social, political, biographical and topical interests, to the long standing field of transport history and heritage. They take pride in their content and production quality and have a highly respected reputation in UK and Ireland transport publishing.
RAILS THROUGH WEXFORD is a photographic journey across the two scenic railway routes in the south of the county, which once upon a time connected Waterford city with Wexford town and points further...
Including Nenagh, Killaloe and Cashel Branches, Thurles to Clonmel and Limerick Junction
by Barry Carse and Jonathan Beaumont
Price: $24.95
ISBN: 9781780733395
Publisher: Colourpoint
Pub Date: 2022-02-24
Format: Paperback
Imprint: Colourpoint
160 Pages
A scenic photographic odyssey through the ‘Golden Vale’ of County Tipperary covering the route from Limerick to Waterford along with the branches and section of the Dublin–Cork main line that intersects them. Drawing primarily from the photos of Barry Carse, the book illustrates these lines from 1960 onwards.
Rookie teacher Robyn Daniels drives away everyone who tries to come close to her until a flawed, charismatic and headstrong young man attacks the frozen layers of this woman who entrances him. From despair to delight, from trust to betrayal, will he be the healer of her heart? Or will he walk away before his own is broken?
Lisburn town and environs contain a treasure trove of local history. This book explores the Maze, Kilwarlin, Lissue, Hillsborough, Glenavy, Lambeg, Hilden and Ballyskeagh providing a window to the history of people, places and things.
Meeting him was easy. It was knowing him that burned bone. Paul Shepherd crashes into Jenna’s life like an asteroid into an ocean. He stirs feelings that make her confront all that has kept her safe – and bored. But he is married... What do you do when you discover you are not the person you thought you were?
A photographic record of a time in Irish transport (1960-63) that suggests steam still reigned. It was however the end of an era - dieselisation and the move to multi-purpose railcars had started but...
In Belfast: Toward a City Without Walls Vicky Cosstick tells the story of Belfast s 100 sectarian walls and interfaces, now the last in Europe, which remain fifteen years after the Good Friday Agreement of 1998, and she asks for how much longer these physical signs and symbols of sectarianism and the Troubles will disfigure the cityscape.
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Colourpoint Books is one of Ireland’s leading publishers publishing across a spectrum of subjects from Northern Ireland, Irish and general interest books covering historical, social, political, biographical and topical interests, to the long standing field of transport history and heritage. They take pride in their content and production quality and have a highly respected reputation in UK and Ireland transport publishing. 
