The Liliput Press

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Have you ever stepped into a place that felt like a haven for words? The Liliput Press, tucked away on Sitric Road, is just that. It is a haven for words, a place where stories come to life, and the magic of literature is tangible. The Lilliput Press was founded in 1984 by Antony Farrell. It began in County Westmeath, just a stone’s throw from the townland that inspired Jonathan Swift’s Lilliput in ‘Gulliver’s Travels’. The press moved to its current home in Dublin in 1989. Its bookshop is a cozy haven filled with shelves overflowing with a diverse range of books, all with a strong Irish theme. From biography and history to poetry and fiction, The Liliput Press stands as a testament to the enduring power of Irish literature. It specializes in discovering and nurturing new literary talent, and has helped launch the careers of many acclaimed Irish authors. The Lilliput Press is more than just a bookshop; it is a community hub, a place where writers and readers connect. Be sure to stop by and lose yourself in the world of words. You might just discover your next favorite book.

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