Organisation: Hodges Figgis

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columnists

I have tried to adopt a policy that food is morally neutral. It is neither good nor bad

When I first started dating my boyfriend, I didn’t want a relationship. I was in the early stages of recovery, which was and continues to be the foremost priority in my life, and I was facing a hectic year, work wise, with two novels to be published and the debut of the stage adaptation of Asking For It.

general

The future of books is bright according to the man behind Dublin's 'The Last Bookshop'

news

Medicinal cannabis campaigner Vera Twomey launches book detailing experiences

business

Waterstones Ireland profits increase 36% to €3.4m

news

MORNING BULLETIN: Up to 200 may have had cancers missed; Cosby could spend rest of life in prison

property

Likely best seller on Patrick’s Street

Waterstones: Good times are back for Irish book sales

The CEO of retailer Waterstones said yesterday that book sales are enjoying a rejuvenation and “it is happy times for booksellers”.

Fri, 03 Mar, 2017

Gardaí investigate DCU cash-in-transit robbery

Gardaí have opened an investigation after two men escaped with a sum of cash following the armed robbery of a cash-in-transit van outside a Hodges Figgis bookstore in DCU this afternoon.

Thu, 22 Nov, 2012

Fifty shades of red

Deirdre Reynolds takes THAT book on a tour around Dublin to judge the reaction of the Irish public

Fri, 27 Jul, 2012

Two stores close as €8.4m impairment charges put Waterstone’s Ireland in red

THE Irish arm of bookseller Waterstone’s plunged into the red last year after the company recorded impairment charges of €8.4 million.

Sat, 05 Feb, 2011

Waterstones to close two shops

DOZENS of jobs are threatened as Waterstones booksellers closes two shops in Dublin.

Wed, 02 Feb, 2011

Jobs threat as Waterstones closes two stores

Dozens of jobs were threatened today as Waterstones announced it would close two stores in Dublin.

Tue, 01 Feb, 2011