O'Mahony's Booksellers Tralee

'What kind of man enlists to fight in Ukraine? A Russian soldier who runs from Wagner to seek asylum in Norway tells his heart-wrenching story to Asne Seierstad. A necessary read' JANA BAKUNINA, author of The Good Russian: In Search of a Nation's Soul

From the death of utopian factory towns to the false promise of YouTube influencer culture, Jon shows us our rapidly changing world like never before, and the men caught in the middle. A world drained of purpose, of collapsing institutions, where a new era of disinhibited behaviour has taken hold of our online and real-world selves. And as the castle mystery twists and turns into a cat and mouse story, will Jon be able to discover its terrifying secret hidden from the world?

The Castle marks Jon Ronson's triumphant return to the written page. Utterly hilarious and criminally entertaining, this is one of our greatest non-fiction writers at the top of his game: diagnosing our societal frailties in a narrative of blistering pace, insight and intensity.

'Ridiculously compelling and wonderfully weird . . . The Castle is vintage Ronson: wise, timely and extremely funny' LOUIS THEROUX

From the jungles of Kampala to the glitz of Marseille, Sheepdogs is a sly, hilarious, action-packed thriller introducing an instantly iconic spy duo. Operating in the moral grey zone between predator and prey, this is a wild ride through the absurd underworld of war and intelligence.

'Skwerl, Cheese, Di****ad Mike, the White Russian - these characters are totally addictive. I couldn't put Sheepdogs down. A thriller and comedy in one, it's a wild ride' HARLAN COBEN

Twitch is a frank and funny memoir about picking up the pieces when personal tragedy hits. In 2021, Irish Examiner columnist, stylist, author and podcaster Annmarie O'Connor was diagnosed with early-onset Parkinson's disease, an incurable neurodegenerative condition broadly affecting movement and mental health. Though she is no longer working as a stylist as part of her career due to Parkinson's complications, Twitch outlines her journey from a life-altering diagnosis to becoming an activist and agent of change.

We are SO delighted with our new shopfront paint job on Castle Street! It feels so warm and inviting, perfect for easing into a good book.
Thank you all for your patience and support while the paint was drying. Thank you to our painters who did such a professional job over the past week.
Keep an eye out as we will be unveiling our newly refurbished sign over the door very soon to complete the transformation!
Pop by to check out the new look and grab your next fresh read!

New dark, mysterious and thrilling fiction out today. The One Who Walked Away by Karen Rose — Tense, gripping, suspenseful
The Long Knives by Irvine Welsh — Gritty, dark, raw
Who Can You Trust? by Susan Lewis — Dramatic, secretive, intense
Invitation from a Dictator by Rory Clements — Historical, political, thrilling
Death Writ Large by Susie Dent — Clever, mysterious, wordy
Billion Dollar Ransom by James Patterson — Fast-paced, high-stakes, action
Vengeance by Wilbur Smith — Relentless, action-packed, bold
The Nowhere Girls by Carmel Harrington — Emotional, heartwarming, mysterious

New Book Thursday!!
Little Spark by Jess Kidd
An atmospheric, gothic tale following a young woman with electric powers who is recruited by a reclusive family to help build miraculous automata in the misty Kent marshes.
Ghost Cities by Siang Lu
A sharp, satirical novel about a translator fired from a consulate for relying entirely on Google Translate, who is drawn into an absurd film project inside China's empty megacities.
Every Spiral of Fate by Tahereh Mafi
The gripping conclusion to the This Woven Kingdom series, where Queen Alizeh must unlock her magic and navigate complex political intrigue to save her people.
The Forever Home by Erica James
A heartwarming story of three women from different walks of life who move into luxury apartments at a country estate and forge a life-changing bond.
The Apple Cider Orchard by Melissa Hill
A cozy Irish romance about a New Yorker on sabbatical who travels to a small Irish village to fulfill a promise, only to team up with a guarded local orchard owner to save his land.
I Give You My Silence by Mario Vargas Llosa
The final novel from the Nobel laureate, following a music journalist's obsession with a brilliant, elusive guitarist and his dream of using Peruvian folk music to unite his divided country.
We Used to Dance Here by Dave Tynan
A collection of short stories depicting a modern Dublin in flux, exploring themes of belonging, housing precarity, and life on the city's margins.

From Donal Ryan his latest book " Where are the kings".

History Books now in stock. All fascinating in different ways.

f you are passing by, you will notice a bit of work underway.
YES! we are repainting our storefront windows and trying out a brand-new color scheme!
Do not worry, the doors are open and it’s business as usual inside. Pop in, say hello, and let us know what you think of the new look so far! 👋📚
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