Dún Laoghaire Library

Dublin, Irland

4.5

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5th Floor, Harbour Square 2 Crofton Road Dún Laoghaire, Dublin, Irland
Dún Laoghaire
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130 mClarence Street
290 mYork Road, foot
300 mGeorges Street Lower
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2 Bewertungen zu Dún Laoghaire Library

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Rating des Ortes: 4
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
I love books and reading, so whenever I move to a new place I like to check out the local library to see what is on offer, what I can borrow, and search for new ideas for different books to enjoy.
After the old Dun Laoghaire library shut, I eagerly awaited the opening of the new one, and wasn’t disappointed with what appeared. A huge building, dominating the skyline of the town, once inside you enter a space filled with high ceilings, lots of light and amazing views of the harbour.
Even if you don’t like books (or newspapers, DVDs, artwork and exhibitions), it’s worth visiting the library for the views alone. BUT if you do want a bit more from your library, it doesn’t disappoint. Three floors of books (fiction, non-​fiction, travel to name a few), newspapers, magazines, audio books, DVDs and CDs; activities for all; art exhibitions; seating areas to do work; a local history section; and even a café downstairs. In a time when funding for libraries is constantly being cut, it’s great to see such an investment for the future.
Rating des Ortes: 5
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
I borrowed: The Walking Dead volume 1
We wandered in on a Saturday to see what all the fuss was about. It was so much fun that we spent an hour aimlessly perusing the shelves. Fantastic selection of books, DVDs and CDs. I already have a list the length of my arm for what to pick up next time. The cookbook and craft books were up to date and full of great ideas. There’s also an area downstairs where you can read newspapers and magazines.
The décor is very modern, comfy and airy with beanbags and armchairs to lounge on while you read.
Getting a library card was quick and painless. I just provided a copy of a utility bill on my smartphone as proof of address and I was good to go! You can also return books to any of the Dun Laoghaire Rathdown area libraries.
There’s a pop up café downstairs to enjoy pastries, sandwiches and coffees.
Probably not the best place to study without sound canceling headphones as a lot of inconsiderate parents let their kids run around screaming while people tried to concentrate