What’s
Happening at South Dublin Libraries
A Bhfuil ag Tarlú i Leabharlanna Átha Cliath Theas
April, May & June 2017
South Dublin Libraries Your Library: Your World
Contents Introduction
Welcome to “What’s Happening” April to June 2017 in South Dublin libraries.
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Presenting an exciting and vibrant programme of events there is something for everyone in our libraries this spring- time. Would you like to learn more about the Masterpieces at the National Gallery and the Hugh Lane Gallery, or, update your smartphone or tablet skills? You can celebrate International Children’s Day and Easter, or visit one of our exhibitions. “Spring into Storytime” will see storytelling sessions for parents and children in all of our libraries www. librariesireland.ie . May is the month of Bealtaine www. bealtaine.com, and Ruaille Buaille is June. www.ruaillebuaille.ie There will be a number of Harry Potter themed events also in late June to celebrate Harry’s 20th birthday, and also to launch “Summer Stars 2017”. Please visit www.southdublinlibraries.ie or visit your local library for a full programme of events.
Leabharlanna Átha Cliath Theas Do Leabharlann: Do Dhomhan Failte go dtí a mbeidh “Ag Tarlú! I leabharlann Átha Cliath Theas. Is am a bheidh fíorghnóthach go háirithe. Táimid ag tnúth go mór le clár Bealtaine agus clár “Spring into Storytime” Níl iontu seo ach roinnt de bhuaicphointí atá leagtha amach uaidh seo. Más mian leat clár ionlán na n-imeachtaí a fheiceáil níl le déanamh ach súil a chaitheamh ar www.southdublinlibraries.ie nó bualadh isteach I do leabharlann féin agus é a iarraidh. Beidh na himeactaI go léir soar in aisce mura mbeidh a mhalairt luaite, ach beidh sé riachtanach áit a chur in áirithe, mar is gnáth.
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April 2017 Meet Author E.R. Murray Monday 3rd April 11.30–12.30pm, Tallaght Library Author Visit E. R. Murray. Her debut, The Book of Learning – Nine Lives Trilogy 1 (Mercier Press) was chosen as the 2016 Dublin UNESCO Citywide Read for Children. t. 01 462 0073 e. talib@sdublincoco.ie Suitable for Teenagers.
Make and Paint your own Papier-mâché Easter Egg Tuesday 4th & 11th April 6pm–7pm, Tallaght Library This is a 2 part craft session. In the first part make your Papier-mâché egg and in the second paint and decorate it to your liking. t. 01 462 0073 e. talib@sdublincoco.ie Suitable for Adults. Booking essential
International Children’s Book Day Monday April 3rd: 9.45am & Saturday April 8th: 2pm, Ballyroan Library
Silent Book Exhibition 1st–18th April, Ballyroan Library A collection of over one hundred exciting Silent Books (wordless picture Books) from around the world that can be understood and enjoyed by children regardless of language. This collection was created by iBbY (the International Board on Books for Young people) in response to the waves of refugees from Africa and the Middle East arriving in the Italian Island of Lampedusa and is in Ireland on tour for three months only, don’t miss your chance to see them. Available to view during library opening hours. t. 01 494 1900 e. ballyroan@sdublincoco.ie Suitable for adults and children of all ages. All welcome. No booking needed.
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Celebrating the 50th anniversary of International Children’s Book Day with Silent Books in Ballyroan Library. Family workshop with children’s writer & illustrator Marie Louise Fitzpatrick on her book from the iBbY international silent books collection “Owl Bat Bat Owl” followed by a Monster Doodle with illustrator and author Tatyana Feeney. All welcome, no booking needed. t. 01 494 1900 e. ballyroan@sdublincoco.ie Family event, all ages welcome. No booking needed.
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April 2017 Easter Craft Fun Workshops Thursdays 6th & 13th April 3.30pm, Castletymon Library In these two Arts/Crafts workshops with Art teacher Sinéad Ni Chofaigh, Sinéad will assist the children to produce a variety of Easter- themed items including Easter cards and colourful Easter eggs. This will be a two-week project.
CV Preparation, Professional Profiles and LinkedIn Wednesday 5th April 6.30pm–8pm, Lucan Library Facilitator Sharon Donohoe, Intuitive Training Solutions, will describe the layout and content of a successful CV, produce guidelines for writing a professional profile and uncover the job-seeking features of LinkedIn. Please bring your own laptop. A limited number are available here at the library on a first come first served basis. t. 01 621 6422 e. lucan@sdublincoco.ie Suitable for Adults. Booking essential.
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CV Preparation Workshop Wednesday 5th April 11.30am, Castletymon Library With Sharon Donohoe, Careers expert from Intuitive Solutions. In this workshop which is aimed at those seeking employment, or looking to change employment, Sharon will cover the various aspects of CV preparation. She will also give advice and guidance to those attending on writing a personal profile to attract an interviewer’s attention. t. 01 452 4888 e. castletymon@sdublincoco.ie Booking from 9.45am, Wednesday 29th March. Suitable for Adults. Booking essential.
t. 01 452 4888 e. castletymon@sdublincoco.ie Booking necessary. Suitable for children aged from 6–12 years. Booking from Monday 3rd April at 9.45am (for April 6th workshop) and from Monday April 10th (for April 13th workshop).
Family Storytelling celebrating International Children’s Book Day Saturday 8th April, 12pm–12.45pm & 1.15pm–2pm, Lucan Library
Family Storytelling sessions for parents and children 12pm for Ages 4–8 yrs: Pirates, Shipwrecks and Seamonsters! Rough stories full of adventures, sunken ships and lots of treasure. Join us on this treasure hunt of imagination. 1.15pm for Ages 7+ yrs: The Prince who married a Frog – Great International Tales! Be it from Spain, Finland or anywhere in the world – this story session includes tales you never heard before. With funny and clever stories this session has something for everyone. t. 01 621 6422 e. lucan@sdublincoco.ie Family Event. Booking via Eventbrite from Wed 29 March.
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April 2017 From Page to Stage
Internet for Beginners
Echoland: Talk by Joe Joyce
Tuesday 11th April 3pm–4.30pm, Tallaght Library
Wednesday 12th April for 5 weeks 6.30pm, Clondalkin Library
A musical workshop for ages 7–12. Learn the songs and act out the scenes from a collection of musicals based on books.
Find out how to book events online, pay your motor tax and other handy services.
Part of Dublin: One City, One Book Tuesday 18th April 7pm, Ballyroan Library
t. 01 462 0073 e. talib@sdublincoco.ie Suitable for Children. Booking essential.
Echoland: Talk by Joe Joyce Part of Dublin: One City, One Book Wednesday 12th April 7pm–8pm, Lucan Library
t. 01 459 3315 e. clondalkin@sdublincoco.ie Suitable for adults only. Booking essential.
Masterpieces of the European Collection of the National Gallery Tuesday 18th April 7pm–8pm, Tallaght Library
Joe Joyce, author of Echoland will read from his work and share his reasons for being drawn to write historical fiction, and specifically about the Emergency period of Irish History. This will be followed by a Q&A with Joe. It promises to be a fascinating event merging the historical with the literary. t. 01 621 6422 e. lucan@sdublincoco.ie Suitable for Adults Booking essential.
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Deadline: 21st April Submit your original poem for consideration. All entries will be published on South Dublin Libraries’ web site.
t. 01 462 0073 e. talib@sdublincoco.ie Suitable for adults. Booking essential.
Monday 24th April 11am–12pm, Tallaght Library
In this session Joe will deliver a talk about writing historical fiction & specifically about the emergency period. This will be followed by Q&A.
Third Annual Poetry writing competition
Bring a little beauty into your life. Caomhán Mac Con Iomaire of the National Gallery will take us through some of the outstanding pieces of the European Collection.
Technorama: The Library At Home
t. 01 494 1900 e. ballyroan@sdublincoco.ie Suitable for 16+.
Do you know what is available online from your library service? Come in and try out our ebooks, emagazines, online language learning and online learning resources. t. 01 462 0073 e. talib@sdublincoco.ie Suitable for adults. Booking essential.
Technorama: Tablet and Smartphone Clinic Tuesday 25th April 11.30am–12.30pm, Tallaght Library Do you have a particular question about your smartphone or tablet? In this clinic we will do our best to answer them for you. t. 01 462 0073 e. talib@sdublincoco.ie Suitable for adults. Booking essential.
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April 2017 Technorama: Learn Online with Open Education
The Healing Power of Words
Wednesday 26th April 6.30pm–7.30pm, Tallaght Library
Thursday 27th April 4pm–5pm, Ballyroan Library
Many universities and educational organisations offer free courses online (MOOCS Massive Open Online Course). Silvia Elena Gallagher of Trinity College Dublin is coming in to tell us about and demonstrate Trinity’s online learning courses.
Join us for a Poetry Ireland Day event.
t. 01 462 0073 e. talib@sdublincoco.ie Suitable for adults. Booking essential.
Palmerstown and Poetry Connects
Spring into Storytime Wednesday 26th April 3pm, Castletymon Library In this most entertaining storytelling workshop for young children,(part of the LGMA’s “Spring into Storytime” National Storytelling Initiative) expert Storyteller Sarah Tully will include the use of props to make stories come alive and will deliver a very enjoyable workshop for young children! The workshop will be suitable for both girls and boys.
t. 01 494 1900 e. ballyroan@sdublincoco.ie Suitable for 16+. Booking advisable from 1st April.
Thursday 27th April 7pm, The Coach House, Old Lucan Road, Palmerstown, Dublin 20 An evening of Poetry and Prose to celebrate Poetry Ireland Day showcasing some of the work produced by Mill Lane Writers Group and by friends of Palmerstown library at Stewarts. Sinead Walshe, Harpist will be in attendance. t. 01 651 8129 e. library@stewartscare.ie Suitable for adults. All welcome.
Contact your local library for details
t. 01 452 4888 e. castletymon@sdublincoco.ie Suitable for children aged from 3–7 years. Booking from Monday 3rd April @ 9.45am.
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May 2017
A garden for all seasons with Suzanne O’Neill Tuesdays 2nd & 9th May 11am–1pm, Tallaght Library Why not come and join us in a fun and enjoyable gardening class where you will learn how to plant and maintain a range of plants, from colourful summer flowers to herbs and strawberries. Learn more about the pests that live in our garden and that not all creepy crawlies are bad! Discover the benefits of this healthy and rewarding activity for all ages. So let’s get those hands dirty and get planting.
May the 4th be with you Thursday 4th May Ballyroan Library Star Wars activity afternoon for 5–8 year olds. t. 01 494 1900 e. ballyroan@sdublincoco.ie Suitable for ages 5-8. Booking essential.
Mandala therapy workshop
Creative Writing for Teens
Friday 5th May 10.30am-12.30pm, Lucan Library
Saturday 6th May 11.30am–1.30pm, Lucan Library
Join Dublin artist Patricia Fitzgerald and author of Healing Creations: Discover your mindful self through mandala colouring and journaling as she takes you on a journey of selfcompassion and awareness through the ancient art form of mandala. During this two-hour workshop you will learn a little of the philosophy behind mandala, you will be led on a guided meditation journey through the seven chakras, and we will end with you colouring and engaging with your own mandala with a new-found awareness of this powerful mindful process.
Have fun forming dynamic characters and creating a convincing setting in this 1.5 hour interactive writing fiction workshop with writer and facilitator Shauna Gilligan. Numbers are limited so book early!
t. 01 621 6422 e. lucan@sdublincoco.ie Suitable for Adults. Booking essential. Places are limited, so early booking is advised.
t. 01 6216422 e. lucan@sdublincoco.ie Suitable for Teenagers (13-18 year olds). Booking essential.
Love, Life, Laughter… Monday 8th May 11am, Ballyroan Library A workshop facilitated by Eileen Casey promises a relaxed, informal atmosphere celebrating the bringing of light into our lives-at the start of Spring. t. 01 494 1900 e. ballyroan@sdublincoco.ie Booking essential.
t. 01 462 0073 e. talib@sdublincoco.ie Suitable for Adults. Booking essential.
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May 2017 Getting to Grips with your Smartphone
Introduction to Aromatherapy: Workshop
Lego Architecture for Adults
Tuesdays from 9th May for 4 weeks 10am-11.30am, Lucan Library
Wednesday 10th May 11.30am, Castletymon Library
Thursday 11th May 6.30pm-8pm, Tallaght Library
Series of 4 classes facilitated by Vodafone to help you get the most from your smartphone. Limited spaces available so book early to avoid disappointment!
Facilitated by Miriam McNally. In this workshop, Miriam, who is a registered nurse, will introduce those who come along to some oils, explaining where they come from, their properties and what they can be used for. Several oils will be sampled. Miriam will also give different ideas for using the oils around your home, and for the well-being of you/and your family. A treat for the senses! There will be an opportunity for questions throughout the workshop.
Do you love city scapes (London Eye, Eiffel Tower, Sydney Opera House, Chicago Skyline)? Well now you can build these iconic landmarks in Lego. Specially designed Lego Adult Architecture to build.
t. 01 621 6422 e. lucan@sdublincoco.ie Suitable for Adults. Booking essential.
Ted Courtney Music Event Wednesday 10th May 11am, Ballyroan Library Welcome to the season of ‘Bealtaine’; the season of early Summer when new a hope beckons to all nature. Flowers bloom, a young man’s fancy turns to love and the girls dance and wear flowers in their hair. All nature celebrates. In this session Ted will explore the music of O’ Carolan (& its similarities to Vivaldi), Irish traditional dance & song & the role of voice & song in reconciliation.
t. 01 452 4888 e. castletymon@dublincoco.ie Suitable for Adults. Booking essential. Booking from Tuesday. 2nd May at 9.45am
t. 01 462 0073 e. talib@sdublincoco.ie Suitable for Adults. Booking essential.
An Illustrated History of the Office of Public Works
Chair Yoga Thursday 11th May 10.30am-12.30pm, Lucan Library Experience the benefits of gentle yoga from the comfort of your chair with Patricia Crimin. In addition to a good stretch, chair yoga participants can enjoy the benefits of a traditional yoga class such as better breathing habits, reduction of stress, and a sense of well-being. t. 01 621 6422 e. lucan@sdublincoco.ie Suitable for Adults. Booking essential.
Thursday 11th May 6.30pm–7.30pm, Tallaght Library Angela Rolfe takes us behind the scenes of the OPW. With her we will explore the history and function of this popular organisation. t. 01 462 0073 e. talib@sdublincoco.ie Suitable for Adults. Booking essential.
t. 01 494 1900 e. ballyroan@sdublincoco.ie Booking essential.
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May 2017 Mandala Workshop Thursday 11th May 6.30pm, The Coach House, Old Lucan Road, Palmerstown, Dublin 20 Join Dublin artist Patricia Fitzgerald as she takes you on a journey of selfcompassion and awareness through the ancient art form of mandala. During this session, you will learn a little of the philosophy behind mandala, you will be led on a guided meditation journey on gratitude and will colour your own mandala with a new-found awareness of this powerful healing process. Patricia is the author of Healing Creations: Discover your mindful self through mandala colouring and journaling published by The Collins Press in 2016. You can see more about her work at www. healingcreations.ie t. 01 651 8129 e. library@stewartscare.ie Places are limited, so early booking is advised. Suitable for Adults. Booking essential.
The Hugh Lane Gallery – An Introduction to the Collection Monday 15th May 6.30pm Clondalkin Library
Make Your Own Pom Pom Bookmark Wednesday 17th May 11.30am–12.30pm, Tallaght Library A light hearted craft class for adults. Bring a little of your childhood back and have some fun making a pom pom bookmark. Enjoy an evening in the company of Jessica O’Donnell, Acting Head of Collections, as she gives an illustrated talk on the Hugh Lane Gallery and its collections. t. 01 459 3315 e. clondalkin@sdublincoco.ie All welcome.
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t. 01 462 0073 e. talib@sdublincoco.ie Suitable for Adults. Booking essential.
Craft Workshop: Quilling Wednesday 17th May 11am, Castletymon Library In this workshop on the paper art of “Quilling”, Crafts expert Joan Connolly will assist those who attend to produce greeting cards, which they can take home with them. The cards will be made using strips of paper in a colourful 3D dimension, with a quilling effect. t. 01 452 4888 e. castletymon@sdublincoco.ie Booking necessary. Suitable for Adults. Booking from Tuesday 2nd May at 9.45am.
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May 2017 The Great Tallaght Bake Off Wednesday 24th May 6.30pm-8pm, Tallaght Library
Are you a mad baker? Are you crazy about cake? This is the event for you. Compete against like minded bakers and have your efforts judged by the ladies of the ICA. Pick up an entry form from Tallaght library or email talib@sdublincoco.ie for an entry form. t. 01 462 0073 e. talib@sdublincoco.ie Suitable for Adults and Children. Booking essential.
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Love, Life, Laughter with Eileen Casey Thursday 25th May 11am–1pm, Lucan Library In an informal atmosphere, Love - Life – Laughter promises an enjoyable and relaxing session. Facilitated by an experienced practitioner, this workshop will include colour therapy (balancing the Chakras), guided meditation, ambient music, exploring angelic guidance, crystal healing, gentle yet energetic exercises and more. Tutor Eileen Casey is well known throughout the county. A published author, she will, where appropriate, offer self-expression through writing (dream journaling, The Artist’s Way etc.). t. 01 621 6422 e. lucan@sdublincoco.ie Suitable for Adults. Booking essential.
Judging by the Cover Monday 29th May–Friday 30th June, Ballyroan Library
Check-in-Online (ICT workshop) Friday 30th June, 1pm, Castletymon Library Going abroad on holidays and need to check-in-online and print your boarding card? Not sure how to do so? Then book in for this workshop and learn how to do so, with staff member Esther. t. 01 452 4888 e. castletymon@sdublincoco.ie All welcome. Booking essential. Booking from Tuesday May 2nd @ 9.45am.
Judging by the Cover, a unique exhibition by Illustrators Ireland, takes a closer look at illustrations appearing as cover art for popular books, periodicals and magazines. Included in the show are recent works, both original and digital, with and without the titles and typography. t. 01 494 1900 e. ballyroan@sdublincoco.ie All welcome.
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June 2017 The Moon and Sixpence Puppet Theatre Presents:
Early Years arts & crafts
Little Red Riding Hood
Monday 6th June 2pm, Ballyroan Library
Thursday 1st June 10am–11am, Tallaght Library
Summer arts and crafts with little makes’n’doers, for 2-5 year olds.
Ireland’s travelling marionette theatre, The Moon & Sixpence Puppet Theatre, presents Little Red Riding Hood. Marionette performances are at 10am.
t. 01 494 1900 e. ballyroan@sdublincoco.ie Suitable for ages 2–5. Booking essential.
The show is a cheeky version of Red Riding Hood, which features the classic fairy-tale characters and a talking dustbin, who encourages children to pick up litter. This string puppet production includes a moral in the tale, showing the importance of patience and friendship. The show, lasting fifty minutes, is performed live with music and sound effects and draws plenty of audience participation, as much from adults as from children.
Ruaille Buaille: Lucan Children’s Music Festival Wednesday 7th-Sunday 10th June. Various times Various venues in Lucan including Lucan library. t. 01 621 6422 e. lucan@sdublincoco.ie Suitable for Children, school groups and families.
t. 01 462 0073 e. talib@sdublincoco.ie Suitable for Children. Class Bookings Only.
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June 2017 Watch your trolley Monday 12th June 7pm–8pm, Lucan Library
The Natural History Museum, Dublin: Past, Present and Future
Knights of the Borrowed Dark
Thursday 8th June 6.30pm-7.30pm, Tallaght Library
Visit from Dave Rudden author of “Knights of the Borrowed Dark” the chosen book for UNESCO City of Literature 2017 Citywide Reading Campaign for Children.
The Natural History Museum, popularly known as “The Dead Zoo”, has been a favourite of generations of Irish people, young and old alike. Nigel Monaghan, Keeper of the museum, will give a talk on the building, its history and the science that goes on behind the scenes.
Thursday 8th June 10am, Ballyroan Library
What you need to know about food additives with Jale Egan, Iridologist and Nutritionist There are more food additives, colourings, and chemicals in our food which exacerbate health problems such as asthma, behavioural problems, dermatitis, hay fever, gastric upsets, hyperactivity and many others. We have the power in our very own hands to say” NO” to these chemicals and additives but first we need to learn what they are. In this mini session Jale will cover most food labels, allergens, and chemical ingredients so that we can learn to “eat smart”. t. 01 621 6422 e. lucan@sdublincoco.ie Suitable for Adults. Booking essential.
t. 01 494 1900 e. ballyroan@sdublincoco.ie School class booking. Booking essential.
t. 01 462 0073 e. talib.eventbrite.ie Suitable for Adults and Children over 12. Booking essential through Eventbrite.
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June 2017 The Birds of Tallaght Thursday 15th June 6.30pm–7.30pm, Tallaght Library Join Niall Hatch of Bird Watch Ireland as he reveals the rich birdlife of the local area. With tips on finding and identifying birds and advice on how best to care for the birds which visit local parks and gardens, this presentation is ideal for anyone with even a passing interest in wildlife. Niall is a regular contributor on Mooney Goes Wild on RTÉ Radio 1.
Musical Tots Workshop Tuesday 13th June 10am, Castletymon Library With Karen Donnellan. This is a fun learning workshop targetted at preschool children. It helps young children to develop language, co-ordination and social skills. Karen plays her guitar and covers a variety of most enjoyable nursery rhymes and other songs suitable for the very young. Children have a chance to join in and sing along with Karen. They also have an opportunity to play with some musical props which Karen brings for the workshop. t. 01 452 4888 e. castletymon@sdublincoco.ie Suitable for young children aged from 1–6 years. Booking necessary. Booking from Thursday 1st June at 9.45am.
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t. 01 462 0073 e. talib.eventbrite.ie Suitable for Adults and children over 12. Booking essential through Eventbrite.
Ruben Centre Mukuru Slum Photographic Exhibition Monday 19th – Friday 30th June Tallaght Library
This exhibition highlights one missionary organisation, Edmund Rice Development, the development office for the Christian Brothers overseas mission that empowers communities in some of the poorest countries in the world to advocate for themselves on issues like children’s rights, economic, social and cultural rights, rights-based approach to poverty, discrimination and marginalisation of groups suffering from inequitable development. t. 01 462 0073 e. talib@sdublincoco.ie Suitable for Adults. All Welcome.
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June 2017
World Refugee Day Movie: The Visitor Monday 19th June 6.30pm–8.30pm, Tallaght Library Walter Vale, a lonely man in late middle age whose life changes when he is forced to face issues relating to identity, refugees, immigration and cross-cultural communication in post 9/11 New York City. t. 01 462 0073 e. talib@sdublincoco.ie Suitable for Adults. Booking essential.
World Refugee Day: The Jewish Refugee Experience During World War 2 Tuesday 20th June 6.30pm–7.30pm, Tallaght Library Talk by Yanky Fachler. Broadcaster and author Yanky Fachler is a Second Generation Holocaust survivor whose grandparents and dozens of family members were murdered in the Holocaust. Yanky is chairman of the Jewish Historical Society of Ireland and regularly addresses audiences all over the world. t. 01 462 0073 e. talib@sdublincoco.ie Suitable for Adults. Booking essential.
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Booking and Venue Details Ballyroan Library
15b, 61
Orchardstown Avenue, Rathfarnham, Dublin 16 t. 01 494 1900 e. ballyroan@sdublincoco.ie
Castletymon Library Castletymon Shopping Centre, Tallaght, Dublin 24 t. 01 452 4888 e. castletymon@sdublincoco.ie
Clondalkin Library Monastery Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22 t. 01 459 3315 e. clondalkin@sdublincoco.ie
County Library
54a – to Balrothery/Glenview 77A – to the Penny Black (beside the library) Luas Red Line to Red Cow – Clondalkin Village is a 10min walk 68, 69, 51B/C, 76A/B & 210 Luas Red Line to Tallaght
Library Square, Tallaght, Dublin 24 t. 01 462 0073 e. talib@sdublincoco.ie
27, 49, 54a, 65b, 75, 76a, 76b, 77a & 210
Lucan Library
25a
SuperValu Shopping Centre, Newcastle Road, Lucan, Co. Dublin t. 01 621 6422 e. lucan@sdublincoco.ie
Palmerstown Library at Stewarts
18 – The library is a 5min walk 66, 67, 25, 26 – 15 min walk
Mill Lane, Palmerstown, Dublin 20 t. 01 651 8129 e. library@stewartscare.ie
Whitechurch Library
15b
Taylor’s Lane, Ballyboden, Dublin 16 t. 01 493 0199
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