| Industry | Books, Publishing |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2003 |
| Founder(s) | Sean O'Keeffe, Peter O'Connell |
| Headquarters | Guinness Enterprise Centre, Dublin 8 |
| Products | Books |
| Website | http://www.libertiespress.com/ |
Liberties Press is one of Ireland's leading publishers of non-fiction titles of Irish and international interest. Since its inception in 2003 it has published on a wide range of subjects; from titles of literary interest such as John Montague's A Ball of Fire to Con Houlihan's collection of sporting essays, More Than a Game.[1]
| Author | Author | Author | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| Con Houlihan | John Montague | Dr Harry Barry | Garret FitzGerald |
| Leland Bardwell | John Boyle | Ciaran Buckley | Finbarr Flood |
| Fionnbar Callanan | Éamonn Ó Catháin | Patrick Skene Catling | Seamus Dowling |
| Steve Conway | Tony Corcoran | Maurice Craig | Richard Crowley |
| John Dunne | Aidan Dunne | Michael Dwyer | Desmond FitzGerald |
| Noel Gilmore | Iorwerth Griffiths | Rory Hafford | Gerry Johnston |
| Donna Kennedy | Ed Leahy | Mary Kenny | Fiona McPhillips |
| Orla McHugh | Gerry Mullins | Risteárd Mulcahy | Michael D Higgins |
| Donough O'Brien | Lisa O'Callaghan | Paul O'Doherty | Niamh O'Sullivan |
| Seán O Riain | Conor Pope | Niall Stanage | Brody Sweeney |
| Yseult Thornley | Patrick West | Nick Fairall | David Hughes |
| Jack Harte | Sandra Mara | John G Murphy | Jason Dunne |
| Egon Theiner | Elisabeth Schlammerl | Antoinette Walker | Prof. Michael Fitzgerald |
| Phil Young | Chris Ward |