How to Use Online Services
Do you need help using our online library resources? We are here to provide support through one to one, 30-minute sessions where you will get an introduction to some of our online services including Borrowbox and Libby, available for free from your local library. All you need is a library card and PIN. Please let us know in advance what particular resources you would like help with.
To book, email shankilllib@dlrcoco.ie or call (01) 204 7224
Important Reminder: Shankill Library is currently in a temporary space in Stonebridge Community Facility on Stonebridge Grove, D18 FH04 while essential
Rainbow Fibre Craft
Join Library Colleague Nadiia to make a beautifully unique piece of round fibre art in all the colours of the rainbow!
Suitable for ages 13-14yrs
Booking essential as places are limited. To book, click here or email dalkeylib@dlrcoco.ie / Tel (01) 204 7217
Surf Summer Fun Workshop with Chime In & Play
Join Chime In & Play for Surf Summer Fun – packed with brightly coloured parachutes, rainbow ropes, scarves, and a wide variety of child‑friendly instruments. The team will lead children in a fun session of music and play as part of our Summer Stars programme.
Children’s Library, Level 4, dlr LexIcon
Suitable for ages 0-4 yrs
To book, email dlrlexiconlib@dlrcoco.ie or Tel (01) 204 7219

Save the Date! TY STEM Entrepreneur Camp 2026
Save the date! The Lab at dlr LexIcon is delighted to host its 8th STEM Camp. Open to all students in Transition Year, this Autumn the programme will run over the course of one week and will bring together a broad range of topics including hands-on workshops and Maker Days. There will also be the opportunity for Q&A with established guest entrepreneurs. Places are limited so register now to ensure you’re involved!
The Lab, Level 3, dlr LexIcon
Suitable for Transition Year students
To register your interest, email dlrlexiconlib@dlrcoco.ie
Film Club: Pride Week Screening: A Modern LGBTQ Coming‑of‑Age Favourite
We kick off our Pride celebrations with a special Film Club screening of a modern LGBTQ classic: a beautifully-shot summer story set in 1980s northern Italy, following a young person’s journey through first love, self‑discovery and the intense emotions of a transformative season. Atmospheric, thoughtful and internationally acclaimed, it remains one of the standout queer films of the 21st century.
- This film will be shown in The Studio Theatre, dlr LexIcon, A96 H283
- All are welcome, no booking required.
Reeling in the Queers: Tales of Ireland's LGBTQ Past with Dr Páraic Kerrigan
Join us during Pride week for an in‑depth, research‑driven exploration of Ireland’s LGBTQ histories with scholar and author Dr Páraic Kerrigan. Drawing directly from his book and wider academic work, Dr Kerrigan traces the evolution of queer life in Ireland through media, activism, community spaces and cultural change. This talk offers a rich, contextualised look at Ireland’s queer past—grounded in archival research, interviews and academic scholarship.
- This event will take place in The Studio Theatre, dlr LexIcon, A96 H283
- Booking is needed to attend
- To book, please email dlrlexiconlib@dlrcoco
Ceardlann Ceol 'Let's Explore' le Mobile Music School
Is ceardlanna bíomar é “Let’s Explore” atá oiriúnach le haghaidh paistí bunscoile. Le linn an ceardlann cludaíotar imeachtaí éagsúla cósuil le rithim, amhránaíocht, cluichí ceoil, cnaguirlisí agusa leithéid!
This programme is suitable for Primary Schoolchildren and develops a firm musical foundation in everyone. The content covered includes musical games, listening activities, rhythm, percussion, action songs and lots more!
Suitable for ages 9-12 yrs
To book, please visit dlr Spydus Events here
All about Agatha Christie Exhibition
Deansgrange Library presents an exhibition celebrating the life and work of Agatha Christie, the world’s best-selling author, Shakespeare aside!. ‘All About Agatha Christie’ curated by Dr John Curran, highlights the life and work of the famous author. The exhibition offers insight into Christie’s writing career and her lasting impact on detective fiction. Developed with the support of dlr Senior Librarian Lucy O'Donnell, this exhibition was previously on display in dlr LexIcon and Dundrum Libraries. A talk with Dr John Curran on Agatha Christie will take place on Monday 15 June. See separate