The Dundalk Caught on Camera books is one of many that are available to download now at reduced rates
Those at home or abroad can celebrate and remember days gone by or relish the final works of late Nobel Laureate Seamus Heaney as iCreate.ie have reduced a number of its Irish themed titles for St Patrick’s Day.
Readers can now pre-order the Tempest’s Memories Dundalk at Work collection at an inexpensive €8.99 per title.
The collection which includes ‘The Shoe Industry’, ‘The Tobacco Industry’ and ‘The Engineering Industry’ along with ‘Dundalk Caught on Camera’ can now be downloaded in 51 countries across the globe.
The Dundalk at Work collection which went on sale via iBooks in late 2013 marked a historic first for Dundalgan Press in embracing smart technologies.
Also available and adapted to iBooks by iCreate.ie is ‘The Gathering – Reflections on Ireland’, published in aid of the Irish Hospice Foundation will also available via iBooks at the specially discounted rate of €4.99.
The book includes contributions from high profile Irish names be it in the world of sport, literature etc including Brian O’Driscoll, Katie Taylor, Micheál Ó Muircheartaigh, Niall O’Dowd plus what is thought to be one of the final published works of the late Seamus Heaney.
Given that the Irish population across the Globe will be celebrating St Patrick’s Day, a pre-order facility is available for the titles so you don’t need to be sitting by your computer or iPad on March 17th.
Clive Friary of Dundalk based iCreate.ie said he hopes people take the chance to download the quality books which will bring them a bit closer to home on St Patrick’s Day.
“Today most Irish people living abroad have made their computer or iPad their main means of communicating with home, be it via Facebook, Twitter or Skype. But being able to download Tempest’s Dundalk At Work Collection brings them to times now long past while reading ‘The Gathering – Reflections on Ireland’ allows them to read about our current heroes such as Katie Taylor and Brian O’Driscoll as well as reading the words of Seamus Heaney was loved by Irish people across the world.
“We’ve made a provision for readers who will of course be out drowning the shamrock or marching in their parades because we want as many people as possible to have the opportunity to download these titles at the promotional price.”
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