Firstly, I will hold my hands up and say that I find it hard to read Neil Gaiman’s books, as much as I love the fantasy genre and the subjects of his books. The fault lies with the way I read – I scan pages rather than read every word. In the case of ...
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Réaltaí Shamhraidh - Summer Stars Summer Stars is an exciting reading-based programme which is available free of charge to all children across the country. The Summer Stars Reading Adventure will run during the summer in Fingal in July and August. ...
At the beginning of May, Claire Fay challenged herself to give up Social Media for the month (click here to read about her challenge). Here is Claire's follow up blog letting us know how it went: I am honestly so surprised that I’m writing this bl ...
Fingal County Libraries delivers an innovative and engaging public library service to the citizens of Fingal. With a diverse audience, Library staff strive to improve and enhance the wellbeing of all members of the community. As a learning centre it suppo ...
Over the last twenty years, there have been many books published dealing with the main towns and urban areas of Fingal. Some of them have been published by Fingal Libraries, as part of our policy of supporting local studies development. Swords in the N ...
How do you look for information on health? Librarians want to know! Tell us how you look for health information by filling out this survey. We will use your answers to help us make it easier to find health information. We are HEAL: the Health ...
Too many books, not enough time. That is my current dilemma. For the past few months I always seem to be rushing from one thing to the next. I never seem to have a minute to sit down, relax and read. As a person who loves reading, I find this is bizarre. ...
How can children read and be active at the same time? Fingal Country Council’s Sports Office and Fingal Libraries annual Big Sports Quiz aims not only to improve children’s literacy but also encourages them to be physically active. This year, childr ...
Enabling creativity in every community is a core pillar of the Creative Ireland Programme, an ambitious five-year initiative, from 2017 to 2022, which will place Ireland’s strongest assets – our culture and creative communities - at the centre of publ ...
Join Library staff in Fingal Libraries during the month of April for a range of story-time sessions under the “Spring into Story-Time” banner as part of the national initiative. Sign up for a Story-Time session by contacting your local Fingal Libra ...