Agatha Christie: A Century of Mystery

Published on 27th May 2026

Step into the world of mystery and intrigue as Dublin City Council Libraries celebrates the remarkable literary legacy of Agatha Christie.

Marking 100 years since the publication of her iconic novel The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, we invite readers to rediscover the Queen of Crime this summer.

From public talks, book clubs, and film screenings to themed quizzes, competitions, and specially curated displays, there’s something for every detective at heart.

Enter the world of Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple and experience the storytelling genius that has made Agatha Christie the bestselling novelist of all time.

Join us from June to July for a season of suspense, surprises, and unforgettable stories.

Events

The Big Agatha Christie Quiz Cabra Library, Saturday 6th June at 11am.
The Mysterious Mrs Christie - Dr Myles Dungan Talk Central Library, Monday 8th June at 6.30pm.

Book Clubs

Ballymun Library: Wednesday 3rd June at 6pm, discussing The Murder of Roger Ackroyd
Cabra Library: Saturday 20th June at 11am, discussing The Murder of Roger Ackroyd
Pearse Street Library: Monday 22nd June at 6pm, discussing Murder on The Orient Express
Donaghmede Library: Tuesday 30th June at 2pm, discussing The Murder of Roger Ackroyd

Movie Screenings

Pearse Street Library: will be showing an Agatha Christie adaptation on Monday 15th June at 5.30pm
Ballymun Library: Age Friendly Film Club will be showing an Agatha Christie adaptation on Wednesday 27th June at 1.30pm

You can find a list of Agatha Christie events taking place across DCC Libraries here.

Browse Agatha Christie on our online catalogue