Dublin City Libraries open for computer access and study space
20 September 2021
From Monday, 20 September, Browse and Borrow Libraries are now offering computer access and study space in accordance with government guidelines on social distancing.
Dublin's Reading The Nightmare Club: We Dare You to Join!
This is a city-wide children's reading promotion in conjunction with UNESCO City of Literature, Dublin City Public Libraries and Little Island publishers and takes place from mid- January to mid-March 2013. We are asking children all over Dublin to join Annie Graves’ Nightmare Club by reading the short scary stories in the Nightmare Club series.Image: Jason ClarkeThe titles in the series are Help! My Brother's a Zombie, Mirrored, A Dog's Breakfast, Guinea Pig Killer, Frankenkids and The Wolfling's Bite. The books are short, fun, brilliantly-illustrated and do not have to be read in any order. There will be author visits to Dublin City Public Libraries as well as city-centre events. Look out for The Ghost Bus in city centre locations, where you can meet the authors responsible for creating the Nightmare Club. The final event in the promotion will take place on 18th March in Smock Alley Theatre as part of the St. Patrick's Festival programme.Events:Saturday 2nd February: Ghost Bus, Liffey St (junction of Henry St) 2-3pm Storytelling with authors onboard the Ghost Bus. Free, suitable for children aged 7-11 years.Monday 25th February: Cabra Library, 3.45pm Annie Graves' Representative David Maybury will read from the Nightmare Club. Suitable for children aged 7-11 years.Saturday 2nd March: Ghost Bus, Grafton St (opposite Stephens Green Shopping Centre) 2-3pm Storytelling with authors onboard the Ghost Bus. Free, suitable for children aged 7-11 years..Keep checking the library website for more exciting events.All the books in the Nightmare Club series are now available to borrow from Dublin City Public Libraries. So drop by any of our branch libraries as soon as you can!
