Phone: 065 707 1372 | Email: books@bannerbooks.ie
We sell books (new and second-hand), cards and gifts in our shops in Ennistymon and Kilrush, Co. Clare.
Thursday 2 May 5.00pm
IRISH LANGUAGE BOOK CLUB to discuss Ta Jesus agus Billy ag Imeacht go Barcelona by Deirdre Purcell.
Sunday 19 May 2.00pm
GARDENER'S GET-TOGETHER with a talk on gardening for wildlife, a seed and plant swap, and a 10% discount on gardening books.
Thursday 30 May 5.00pm
BOOK CLUB to discuss Leonard and Hungry Paul by Ronan Hession.
Friday 31 May 6.30pm
OPEN MIC SOCIAL Hosted by Theodore Deppe and Annie Deppe.
Thursday 27 June 5.00pm
BOOK CLUB to discuss The War Time Book Club by Kate Thompson.
Thursday 13 June 7.00pm
BOOK CLUB to discuss The Hare with Amber Eyes by Edmund de Waal.
Saturday 31 August and Sunday 1 September
ENNISTYMON BOOK TOWN FESTIVAL
Sunday 19 May
Book stall at the BURREN SLOW FOOD FESTIVAL in Lisdoonvarna.
Saturday 1 and Sunday 2 June
Book stall at the MOUNTSHANNON ARTS FESTIVAL.
Sunday 16 June
Book stall at the LIMERICK GARDEN FESTIVAL held at the Milk Market.
We want to find stories and information that will interest our readers
and we can work with you to polish your manuscript, if necessary.
Fiction, non-fiction, poetry and local interest ideas are all welcomed.
We want to find stories and information that will interest our readers
and we can work with you to polish your manuscript, if necessary.
Fiction, non-fiction, poetry and local interest ideas are all welcomed.
We reuse as much packaging as possible. Boxes received as deliveries are used for storage, sending out our own parcels, passed on for use by others or, where they are too damaged for reuse, they are broken up and passed on to gardeners to use as weed suppressants and in polytunnels. Paper and – on the rare occasions we receive it – plastic padding is reused in our own packaging.
Banner Books supports the aims of our neighbours in the sustainable tourism groups the Burren Ecotourism Network and Loop Head Together, both of which help to conserve the environment and improve the wellbeing of local people.