Don P Conroy

D Croy

Don Conroy is an Irish children's author, artist, conservationist and television personality. His artistic and literary work centres around a wildlife theme.

Mesa: What Do You Do When It Starts To Unravel? (The Finale Trilogy) (Volume 2)

Volume Two of the Finale Trilogy. Every Age Ends. Every cycle within an Age runs its course. Old gives way to New. But getting past the End is not for the weak. American cities are locked down. Lieutenant Jack MacKenzie struggles to come to grips with a new reality. The 120th makes all the righ...

City: The End Begins In The Cities (The Finale Trilogy) (Volume 1)

Volume 1 of the Finale Trilogy, and End of The Age thriller based on solid research, up to date science and political maneuvering. The Series begins with Lt. Jack Mackenzie of Denver's Major Case Squad whose day begins with the peculiar murder of a prominent political attorney intimately connected t...

A Light Between the Hills

MEDJUGORJE the name in the local Croatian language means 'between the hills'. On the evening of June 24th 1981, a group of young children in this remote former Yugoslavian valley saw a bright light on a nearby hill. Following it they found a beautiful young woman clothed in grey and white, holding i...

On Silent Wings

This is the first book in the "Wings" wildlife fantasy series. Kos, a young and inexperienced barn owl, is left alone and terrified when his mother is killed by a hunter's trap. As he fights to survive he is helped by animals of the woodland, who know the constant dangers that surround them. But a n...

Cartoon Fun

An easy step-by-step guide to creating fabulous, funny and fantastic cartoons by artist, wildlife expert and TV personality Don Conroy. Begin with Don's simple shapes and in no time at all dolphins, dinosaurs, witches and monsters will be flowing from your fingertips. Soon you will be able to create...

Cartoon Fun

On Silent Wings

The Owl Who Couldn't Give a Hoot

The Tiger Who Was a Roaring Success

Wildlife Fun

Bird Life in Ireland

The Hedgehog's Prickly Problem!

The Bat Who Was All in a Flap