Jmd: 200 books

About the author The author of Johan Cruyff: The Total Voetballer, Ciaran Kelly is a 20-year old football writer from Galway, Ireland. Ciaran just completed a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and History at National University Ireland Galway. He has written weekly for backpagefootball, monthly...

Jimmy McMenemy was one of Celtic and Scotland's truly great players. He played for Celtic for almost twenty years at a time when Celtic were at the top of Scottish and world football, and he was the man that made it all happen for them, generally agreed to be the star of the team that won six League...

When Paul Hollands wife, Clare, first suggested hewrite a book hewas a bit reluctant. After all he wasnt one of footballs superstars, mainly plying his trade around the lower leagues. He was even unsure exactly where to begin his story. As we know, it is best to start at the beginning, so Paul Holland...

One of twelve individual walks, abridged from John Wilk's 'Walks Through History - Birmingham'. This circular walk includes clear, concise directions supported by an easy-to-use sketch map, and illustrated by a selection of photographs. 'Aston Hall: The story of Birminghams stateliest home' is so written that the book can be read as a history book alone, independent of the walking.

One of twelve individual walks, abridged from John Wilk's 'Walks Through History - Birmingham'. This circular walk includes clear, concise directions supported by an easy-to-use sketch map, and illustrated by a selection of photographs. 'Brains and Architecture: a walk through the University Quarter'...

In his second volume looking at the lives of people who became heroes, villains and victims of the times in which they lived, Stuart Russell records stories of people who history, and time, forgot. This is a collection of extraordinary and at times jaw-dropping stories all based either in Hull...

Take a stroll down Edmiston Drive with the people who know it best - the fans! The Bear is the unofficial online Rangers fanzine, packed with features to get your blue blood stirring.Edited by David Edgar and Scot Van den Akker, and featuring articles from Bears all over the world, it takes a sideways...

Have you ever tried to arrange a stag or hen do in a city or town that you are not familiar with?Do you fancy visiting some different pubs in your town but don?t know the area very well?Do you fancy a country walk, but with plenty of liquid refreshment along the way?Do you want a pub crawl for students...

One of eight individual walks, abridged from Carol Twinchs Walks Through History - Ipswich. The western approach is a circular walk that starts and finishes at Cornhill. This is intended as an exploration of the western section of the main town.

One of eight individual walks, abridged from Carol Twinchs Walks Through History - Ipswich. ITFC and the riverside walk is a circular walk which starts and finishes at Ipswich Railway Station. This walk is designed to explore an unusual aspect of Ipswich away from the town centre, giving walkers an opportunity to discover the banks of the River Orwell.

Derbyshire played an important part in the history of Britains industrial development. The Romans mined lead here and from medieval times coal mining, iron working and the manufacture of pottery were all important. Michael Smith tells the fascinating story of the inventors, entrepreneurs and artisans...

One of eight individual walks, abridged from Carol Twinchs Walks Through History - Ipswich. Friars and Dissenters is a circular walk that starts and finishes at the Tourist Information Centre. This walk explores the origins of Ipswich, introduces some of the town benefactors and discovers a little...

One of eight individual walks, abridged from Carol Twinchs Walks Through History - Ipswich. In the footsepts of King Henry begins on Cornhill and finishes at the Tourist Information Centre. This walk explores the area south of Cornhill and discovers those places associated with Tudor Ipswich.

One of eight individual walks, abridged from Carol Twinchs Walks Through History - Ipswich. A Walk in the Park begins on Cornhill and ends at Christchurch Mansion and Park. This walk stretches beyond the town centre, taking in the history of people and places as it goes. Once at Christchurch Mansion...