Irish Literature

Joyce, Yeats, Wilde, Beckett — Ireland's towering literary contribution.

DublinersJames Joyce

★3.8

EssaysFiction

A Portrait of the Artist as a Young ManJames Joyce

★3.6

FictionEssays

PoemsW. B. Yeats

★4.2

PoetryEssays

The GadflyE. L. Voynich

★4.2

EssaysFiction

The Playboy of the Western World: A Comedy in Three ActsJ. M. Synge

★3.5

Drama & PlaysFiction

Fairy and Folk Tales of the Irish PeasantryUnknown Author

★4.0

FantasyMythology & Folklore

A Treatise Concerning the Principles of Human KnowledgeGeorge Berkeley

★3.7

PhilosophyFiction

The Celtic TwilightW. B. Yeats

★4.0

FantasyMythology & Folklore

Three Dialogues Between Hylas and Philonous in Opposition to Sceptics and AtheistsGeorge Berkeley

★3.7

PhilosophyFiction

Irish Fairy TalesJames Stephens

★3.8

Mythology & FolkloreFantasy

The AbsenteeMaria Edgeworth

★3.6

RomanceHistorical Fiction

The Devil's DiscipleBernard Shaw

★3.8

FictionHistorical Fiction

Chamber MusicJames Joyce

★3.5

PoetryEssays

The towerW. B. Yeats

★4.0

PoetryEssays

Castle RichmondAnthony Trollope

★3.7

EssaysHistorical Fiction

The Story of IrelandEmily Lawless

★3.4

EssaysFiction

Some Experiences of an Irish R.M.Martin Ross E. Oe. Somerville

★3.7

EssaysFiction

A Florentine Tragedy; La Sainte CourtisaneOscar Wilde

★3.0

Drama & PlaysFiction

The House by the Church-YardJoseph Sheridan Le Fanu

★3.7

Horror & GothicMystery & Detective

The Wind Among the ReedsW. B. Yeats

★4.0

FictionPoetry

You Never Can TellBernard Shaw

★3.5

FictionDrama & Plays

My fight for Irish freedomDan Breen

★4.3

HistoryFiction

Mary, MaryJames Stephens

★3.4

FantasyEssays

The Man of DestinyBernard Shaw

★3.5

FictionDrama & Plays