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For retailers that have branches in more than one county of Ireland and businesses based in Ireland that sell online, by mail order, by email order or by phone order. Sites that sell at a distance will typically display the goods for sale with prices in Euros, and orders will be shipped from Ireland.

Subcategories

• Dublin City Centre

Resources in This Category

• ABC Bookshop

  http://www.abcbooks.ie/
  Online shop for primary and secondary school books.

• Archive CD Books Ireland

  http://www.archivecdbooks.ie/
  Old and rare books about Ireland reproduced on CD, in partnership with Trinity College Library, Dublin.

• Bestsellers.ie

  http://www.bestsellers.ie/
  An online book retailer with a selection of products arranged by category.

• CausewayPress.com

  http://www.causewaypress.com/
  Offers a range of road and street maps, together with pub and restaurant guides for Ireland, Dublin, Belfast and Cork.

• Eason & Son Ltd

  http://www.easons.com/
  General, academic and Irish interest books.

• Irish Books Direct

  http://www.irishbooksdirect.ie/
  Online retailer and community for readers and writers of Irish literature. Includes catalogue with shopping cart.

• Rare & Recent Books

  http://www.rareandrecent.com/
  Rare, antiquarian and secondhand books related to Ireland. Includes catalogue with shopping cart.

• Schoolbooks.ie

  http://www.schoolbooks.ie/
  Online retailer of primary and secondary school books.

• The Farmers Handbook

  http://www.farmershandbook.ie/
  Offers this annual book and includes sample chapters.

• The O'Brien Press

  http://www.obrien.ie/
  Irish publisher of both adult and children's books with online shopping available.

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