Books Written About Fermoy and Surroundings
- Fermoy on the Blackwater, by Bill Power, 2009 (Brigown Press, 410 pages, 240 colour illustrations throughout).
- Fermoy: A local history by Niall Brunicardi (First Published 1975)
- John Anderson of Fermoy, the forgotten benefactor by Niall Brunicardi (First Published 1983)
- To die by inches: An account of the Fermoy Poor Law Union during the Great Famine, 1845-1850 by Edward Garner (First Published 1986)
- CrÃchad an Chaoilli: Being the Topography of Ancient Fermoy by Patrick Power (First Published 1932) (University College Cork)
- A sketch of the Blackwater, from Youghal to Fermoy by Samuel Hayman (First Published 1860)
- Fermoy, 1841 to 1890: A local history by Niall Brunicardi (First Published 1978)
- The diary of Wilfrid Saxby Barham, captain "The Buffs," during the great war 1914-1915: Fermoy-Dover-Armentieres-Ypres by Wilfrid Saxby Barham (First Published 1918)
- A sense of Fermoy by J.J. Bunyan (First Published 1983)
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