Dublin City Libraries open for 'Browse and Borrow'
3 September 2021
From Monday 6th of September, another three libraries, Charleville Mall, Marino and Ringsend will offer a Browse and Borrow service, with the Call and Collect service that has been in place for some libraries being phased out by the end of September.
Dublin City Libraries and Our Lady’s Hall Community Centre, Drimnagh, Dublin 12 are embarking on a new endeavour. Our Lady’s Hall is hosting the Library Locker: an electronic lending cabinet, in the foyer of the Community Centre.
Building Healthy Homes, written by Joseph Brady and Ruth McManus, and published by Dublin City Council, is a commemoration and an analysis of the early schemes from the 1880s to the late 1920s.
Whether owning or renting accommodation the Home Energy Saving Kit has been developed to help you understand your energy consumption and identify the most important areas of your home for energy upgrades.
Dublin UNESCO City of Literature Irish Language Residency
Dublin UNESCO City of Literature announce a new virtual writers’ residency programme for 2021/2022, which will pay a grant of €5,000 to two writers working in the Irish language, one writing for adults, and one writing for children.
Animal Crackers by Sarah Webb and Alan Nolan (The O’Brien Press) as the 2021 Citywide Reading for Children choice.Multiple copies of the book will be available in all Dublin City Libraries as well as in all good bookshops
Dublin City Libraries open for 'Browse and Borrow'
From Monday 6th of September, another three libraries, Charleville Mall, Marino and Ringsend will offer a Browse and Borrow service, with the Call and Collect service that has been in place for some libraries being phased out by the end of September.
Dublin Climate Action Week takes place from the 13th to the 19th of September. Dublin City Council curated a list of podcasts and books to help you understand and engage with this important challenge.
