Libraries

The library in Stillorgan is currently housed in a prefab, adjacent to a busy shopping centre.

The most westerly of the Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown branches, Dundrum Library serves a large catchment area.

Kildare Community Library moved to it’s current location in 2005.

Children’s storytelling every Thursday at 3.15pm. Also Children’s art class takes place every Saturday from 10.30am – 11.30am. Please note that the library is closed on Saturdays/Mondays of Bank Hols.

Children’s art class takes place every Monday at 3.00pm. Please note that the library is closed on Saturdays/Mondays of Bank Holiday weekends.

Blackrock library, a handsome Carnegie building built in 1905, is an integral part of its architectural heritage.

Dalkey Library is one of the newer branches of Dunlaoghaire-Rathdown County Council’s Libraries, and has two dedicated music rooms for practising the harp and the piano.

The name Cabinteely comes from the Irish Cábán tSíle, or Sheila’s Cabin. The village’s distinctive Carnegie library was opened in 1912.

Deansgrange Library is a modern branch, innovatively designed in a double octagon shape. It is situated at the busy Deansgrange crossroads.