Saint Laurence's Park, Stillorgan, Co Dublin, A94 XT02
(01) 204 7225
New chapter begins as Stillorgan Library opens its doors
On 30 September 2026, An Cathaoirleach of Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council, Cllr. Barry Saul, officially opened the new Stillorgan Library, marking a significant milestone for one of the county’s busiest and most valued public library services. The modern two-storey facility provides enhanced spaces for reading, learning, creativity, study, and community engagement, while establishing a vibrant new community hub at the heart of Stillorgan. The new library represents a major investment in cultural and educational infrastructure and will serve residents across Stillorgan and the wider area for generations to come. Click HERE for more.
Facilities
Dedicated collection of books and audiobooks for adults, young adults and children
Online resources: eBooks, eAudiobooks, online magazines, newspapers and online courses
Events programme
Sensory Room: available to book for those with sensory, neurodivergent and/or additional needs
Magic Table / Tovertafel
Local History collection
5 public computers - including 1 express PC
4 laptops available for use in the library
Study spaces: total 59 - 4 in Junior area available to all after 5 pm, 11 downstairs, 44 upstairs
WiFi
Self-service kiosk for issues and returns
Printing, photocopying and scanning facilities
Newspapers
Bike parking
Event Space
Dedicated Children's area
Accessible public bathroom
Home Energy saving kit
Changing places facility
Look out for the ‘News and Events’ page on our website to keep up-to-date with our events programme in Stillorgan library or email us at stillorganlib@dlrcoco.ie.
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Monday |
9.30am - 8pm |
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Tuesday |
9.30am - 8pm |
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Wednesday |
9.30am - 8pm |
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Thursday |
9.30am - 8pm |
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Friday |
9.30am - 5pm |
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Saturday |
9.30am - 5pm |
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Sunday |
Closed |
On bank holiday weekends, all our libraries are closed from Saturday to Monday inclusive, except for My Open Library Service. This service is available in Dalkey and Deansgrange libraries for patrons already registered for My Open Library.
Yvonne Quigley