Irish book for young children

Clo Mhaigh Eo have three children's books that are in four languages written and illustrated by Ciara Ni Dhuinn - Numbers, Colours and Shapes and Conversation. If you look at the O'Brien online catalogue you can find several of their children's books are published in both Irish and English, so you can put the two side by side. Mantra Lingua have in the past published some of their books in bilingual Irish/English (and other languages) editions and they used to produce the Talking Pen and Talking Dictionary, but they're difficult to find now. You might find a few of their titles at Little Linguists or Language Lizard. One book I would recommend from them is The Children of Lir (Irish/English), retold by Dawn Casey and beautifully illustrated by Diana Mayo, the Irish is in the Munster dialect. Obviously all the major publishers of books in Irish have important sections for children, but these are primarily aimed at Irish-speaking children. I would recommend Rabhlai Rabhlai as there's a CD with it and you can hear children reciting and singing. Futa Fata is another important source of children's books and CDs but of course they're only as Gaeilge. The bookshop in Bray Cupla Focal has an on-line catalogue with sections for children such as Songs and Rhymes and you can look at the catalogue in English if you prefer. You can also have a look at Cogg.ie, Gaelscoileanna, Skoool.ie etc but again it will only be in Irish