Events

Barry from Blanchardstown Library has created a 4-part photography series covering the exposure triangle, composition, light and that decisive moment.

Multilingual Storytime Session 9 (Romanian Storytime)  and Session 10 (the fantastic Saharaui Storytime for World Refugee Day) are now available to view on our YouTube channel

In part 4 of Painting with John Carpenter series you'll learn how to draw cottages.

Learn all about the Pacific Garbage Patch with Aidan Stanley from Envirokids

In part 3 of Painting with John Carpenter series you'll learn how to draw trees.

The Star of Mrs Brown's Boys speaks to Barry from Blanch Library. In this wide-ranging interview, Eilish talks about having a mother who was a TD, her experiences as a gay woman in Ireland and the UK, as well as her career as an actress.

This week the Multilingual Storytelling Team celebrate the Summer Stars reading challenge by reading Up, Up, Up by Susan Reed and Rachel Oldfield, live from Baldoyle Library.

In Fiona Hall's Sibling Workshop, she discusses how children can be supported when a sibling receives a diagnosis.

In this session Oana reads Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? in English and French. This is the first part of a series of three French videos.

The Write Time Festival will feature talks and workshops for children and adults on the Fingal Libraries YouTube channel and  social media platforms throughout the month of September.

In Fingal Libraries’ series Ordinary People with Extraordinary Stories, join Barry from Blanchardstown Library as he interviews radio host, YouTuber, and children’s author Beverly Joseph. https://youtu.be/pgqLXGJqF8E. 

US historian Cecelia Hartsell examines the progression of the American civil rights movement in this talk for the Fingal Festival of History