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Cool Look
atThis morning.
Barryscourt Road, Kilmore, Dublin 17.
Dublin City Council writes:
Coolock Library reopened today after being beautifully restored. The library has meeting rooms, study areas, a maker space and children’s library. Drop in & take a look!
In fairness.
Bookish
atHistory Book
atClare County Council tweetz:
A copy of ‘Makers of History; Abraham Lincoln’ has been returned to Clare Library. It was last loaned out in 1987!
A deftly edited compilation of bookshops and libraries in film by Luiz Azevedo of literary/cinematic blog The A to Z Review.
@TheGrammarGarda My local library #soproud pic.twitter.com/KR9Gtne3iU
— GMcB (@GillianMcBride) April 10, 2015
(H/T: Gerry Hanratty)
Grace Notes
atTo Madam or Sir,
Please don’t close Bally-mote library, because evry one loves it. We do music there and get lovely books. Louise, Bridy and Bernedette [The librarians; she didn’t include Malachy’s name because she didn’t know how to spell it] are very nice and friendly too. If you do lots of Bally-mote’s resedents will get upset a they might cry! It is one of the lest librarys I have ever seen. The fourth class go to music too. Evry time we go there are about ten pepoel there. I am sure resedents from other towns come, and that might be the only library they know. I have read about two hundred books in that place! There are the top five books, “Otoline goes to School”, “Helen Keller Courage in the Dark”, “Mheanwhile”, “Kittens and Puppies” and “Bugs”. Please don’t close our library.
Yours sincrly Grace
age Seven.
Proud dad, Dermot McGlone writes:
A letter written by my seven-year-old daughter, Grace, on the impending possible closure of some Library services in County Sligo, and in particular her local library in Ballymote. Grace wrote this herself, with no prompting or assistance from anyone, she felt it was something important that she needed to do.
There have been previous attempts to curtail and/ or close the Ballymote library service, and these have been thwarted or reversed by people power. But this is our most serious threat yet.