dlr Libraries are delighted to announce a new video streaming service now available to DLR library patrons.

We wanted to say a huge THANK YOU to all of our event facilitators and to everyone that took part, danced, painted, drummed, strummed and juggled with us as part of Cruinniú na nÓg on Saturday 11 June!

This is Art! 2022

dlr Libraries are delighted to announce a new video streaming service now available to dlr library patrons.

Children and young people are invited to participate in dlr Libraries Lego Competition 2022, a perfect project to work on this Summer and be in with a chance to win some prizes!

We have four age categories as well as the 'Crowd Favourite' choice. Team builds are also accepted, so feel free to buddy up with a sibling, family member or friend to build and to enter!

Each year we are bowled over by the Lego builds we receive in dlr LexIcon, with close to 90 builds submitted each year in 2017, 2018 and 2019, each showing creativity and ingenious building skills and filling our library with a splash

dlr Libraries presents an updated 50 Great Reads for Children Aged 0-5. We believe that reading together is a rewarding and important activity. It provides an opportunity for parents and guardians to spend valuable one-on-one time with their little one and encourages a child to use their imagination from a young age. Reading at an early age helps a child to express themselves in new ways and is proven to help with cognitive development. At dlr Libraries, we want to help children to discover the magical world of books and along with this booklet, offer a range of library services for the young

August Bank Holiday 2022

Libraries are no longer just places to borrow books or study, they are also creative and engaging community spaces where people can gather, relax, read or explore resources, join a workshop and enjoy socialising with their local community, maybe even make friends along the way. Libraries run bookclubs, writing groups, craft circles and many other workshops and classes throughout the year.

The local public library has also become a technology hub in the community as people use the free internet/wifi, use PCs and printing services and access a range of services online such as training courses

Call for Artists, Creative and Wellbeing Facilitators / Practitioners to work with older people in care settings 2022-2023.

News and Events Sept-Oct 2022