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corkcitylibraries.ie
Events
November/December
Edition
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Welcome to the final Events guide for 2018 2018 has been another busy year in all seven libraries around the city. Our patrons have really embraced the opportunities offered by the National Distribution System, which offers them the chance to borrow books, CDs, and DVDs from libraries all over Ireland. In addition 2018 has seen a growing programme of exhibitions, book launches, author visits, music recitals, and many other activities – for example the 14th Cork World Book Fest, a busy Heritage Week, and enjoyable Children’s Book Festival. This did not happen of its own accord – it is a tribute to the library staff, so full of ideas, and so committed to libraries achieving their full potential. Looking ahead to next year, the most exciting project for us will be welcoming new communities in Ballincollig, Glanmire, and Blarney. 2019 is shaping up to be an historic year for our city, and with these new areas our city is shaping up to be a very different, more varied, and more interesting place. Libraries will play a full part in making this happen. Looking forward to seeing you, your family and friends in your local library in 2019. Wishing you all the best for the coming year. Liam Ronayne, City Librarian
Contents
The City Library...............................................1
Music Library...................................................2
Bishopstown.....................................................3
Blackpool...........................................................3
Exhibitions November..................................4
Exhibitions December..................................5
Douglas..............................................................6
Holyhill...............................................................6
Mayfield.............................................................8
Tory Top.............................................................8
The City Library Grand Parade
November | Monday 12 | 10.00 am | Conversation Café
A new social space in The City Library for people from all communities to come and chat each
month on an agreed theme. This month’s discussion: Connection and Disconnection: How
communication has changed in today’s society? Hosted by Joanna Dukkipati and Eilis Dillon/
ThinkSpeakDo
November | Wednesday 14 | 1.10 pm to 1.50 pm | Soldier Still
A talk by Tom Clonan, as part of the Junk Ensemble Tour at The Everyman Theatre. Soldier Still
performer Dr Tom Clonan is a former captain of the Irish Defence Forces. He served in Lebanon
during the Grapes of Wrath and is one of Ireland’s foremost Whistleblowers. As an Army Officer,
he completed ground-breaking doctoral research on the Irish Defence Forces (2000), which led
to an independent government enquiry, ‘The Study Review Group’. Dr. Clonan is Security Analyst
with the Irish Times and is the author of Blood, Sweat and Tears and Whistleblower, Soldier, Spy.
November | Saturday 17 | 1.00 to 5.00 pm | Botanical Art for Beginners Class
New to watercolour and love plants? Take your first steps into Botanical Art with this fun and
friendly introductory class that will show you how to capture the colours, shapes and textures of
the natural world the easy way. With Shevaun Doherty, gold medal and Best in Show at Bloom
this year and last year. This workshop is associated with The Ellen Hutchins Exhibition in the
Boole Library, UCC.
Booking essential: Contact Shevaun 087 1656948 Shevaun.doherty@gmail.com
November | Tuesday 20 | 12.00 pm | Book Launch | I’m Fine by Amy Wootten
In association with the Cork Life Centre, gifted writer Amy Wootten has used her talent to
chronicle her difficult journey through the Irish education system, her battles with self-harm and
suicide. Through her writing Amy found a way to communicate and break her silence. Originally
launched by Tony Bates in May 2017 this re-launch is Amy’s desire to speak about the work and
her on-going journey in the hope that others experiencing similar issues will not feel so alone,
reach out for help and know there is always hope. The book will be launched by Dr Sharon
Lambert School of Applied Psychology, UCC.
November | Tuesday 20 | 7.00 pm | Cork’s Boatbuilders and Curragh Rowers
Illustrated talk by Meitheal Mara. The final lecture in the series Mapping the Lee - stories from
the river.
November | Wednesday 21 | 7.00 pm | Heaven out of the Trenches: the
war ends, a new Ireland begins? | Exhibition Launch
This exhibition tells the story of the Armistice which brought the killing to an end, the December
1918 election, and how World War 1 changed Cork and Ireland and paved the way for
independence. | From 21 November to December 29
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November | Thursday 22 | 6.00 pm | Inter-Cultural Voices Launch in The
Atrium, City Hall | A Cork City Libraries initiative, in partnership with Ó Bhéal, this publication is a
celebration of poems and prose about living in Cork City in multiple languages, from people who
are not originally from Ireland. The book will be launched by Lord Mayor Cllr. Mick Finn and Tania
Banotti, Director of Creative Ireland.
November | Saturday 24 | 3.30 pm | LGBT+ Book Club
This month the book club discusses The Song of Achilles by Madeleine Miller. Facilitated by writer
Kevin Doyle. Everyone welcome.
December | Tuesday 4 | 7.00 pm | One City One Book Open Discussion | Now that
you have read the book, join authors Danielle McLaughlin and Kevin Doyle to share your views on
Yiyun Li’s Gold Boy, Emerald Girl short story collection. | Everyone welcome
December | Monday 10 | 10.00 am | Conversation Café
This month’s discussion: Finding Peace at the Holidays. Some of us enjoy holidays but find family
time stressful. Let’s discuss effective ways to enjoy the season to the fullest. Hosted by Joanna
Dukkipati and Eilis Dillon/ThinkSpeakDo. Everyone welcome.
December | Thursday 13 | 6.30 pm | A Creative Celebration at Christmas
Festive get-together of readings, poetry and music by groups that meet in Cork City Libraries’
citywide. Seasonal refreshments. Fáilte roimh cách.
December | Sat 15 | 3.00 pm | Cork Deaf Community Choir
In The City Library foyer.
December | Sat 22 | 3.00 pm | Christmas Carol Singing by Polish Library
ABC EduLibrary Festive songs from the senior club in The City Library foyer.
Music Library
November | Friday 2 | 3.00 – 4.00 pm | The RGML and IMRO
present 50 years of Loudest Whisper. With Brian O’Reilly. Performance and
memories, admission free.
November | Friday 9 | 11.00 am | Country music Circle Recital
November | Friday 16 | 11.00 am | Live at the Library
Sheena Crowley will interview Eoin O’Riabhaigh
November | Friday 30 | 11.00 am | Gramophone Circle Recital
This month’s recital is presented by Margaret O’Leary
December | Friday 14 | 11.00 am | Country music Circle Recital
December | Friday 21 | 11.00 am | Gramophone Circle Recital
This month’s recital is presented by Joe Kennelly
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Bishopstown Wilton
December | Thursday 6 | 11.30 am | Growing Imaginations Achievement
Awards | Lord Mayor Councillor Mick Finn will present certificates of achievement to all those
who participated in Cork City Libraries Growing Imaginations projects creating Sensory books in
our city wide network of libraries in 2018. Festive music by the John Bermingham Choir.
All Welcome
December | Saturday 8 | 11.00 am - 12 noon | Christmas Storytime for
children with Deirdre Ryan | All Welcome
November | Wednesday 28 | 11.30 am – 12.30 pm | Bishopstown
Historical Society Talk | The Congo – its myths and mysteries Presented by Bertie MacCurtain
(Local Historian) | All Welcome
Blackpool Bowler House, Redforge Road, Blackpool
November | Saturday 10- Tuesday 27 | 10.00am - 1.00 &
2.00-5.30 p.m. | “The Irish Girl Guides.”An exhibition. Find out more about the Irish
Girl Guides in Cork City, read all about the fun activities they take part in for girls aged from 5
years – 95 years! All welcome.
November | Wednesday 28 November – Saturday
15 December | 10.00am - 1.00 & 2.00-5.30 p.m. | Art exhibition by students
from St. Vincent’s Secondary School. | The artwork was completed by the pupils from 3rd Year
2017/2018 as part of their Junior Certificate Art Craft and Design Project. It will consist of work
under the headings of painting, drawing, dry point etching, photography and 3D modelling in
clay and mixed media. All welcome.
November | Tuesday 6 and 20 | 10.30am - 11.30 noon |
Blackpool Adult Writing Circle. Creative writing workshops for budding writers and
those who wish to commit their individual family memories to paper and screen, coordinated
by experienced adult education tutor, J.P.Cotter.
November | Tuesday 13 | 2.00pm - 3.00 p.m | Blackpool Adult
Book Club.| All welcome.
November | Wednesday 14 | 11.00am – 12.00 noon| Cúinne na
Gaeilge | Fáilte roimh cách. Saor chead isteach.
December |Thursday 6- Saturday 22 | 10.00am - 1.00 & 2.00-
5.30 p.m. | “100 years of women’s progress.” An exhibition produced by Cork City
Libraries. | Featuring the suffragettes and prominent women ann women activists in the 21st
century.All welcome.
December | Tuesday 4 | 10.30am - 11.30 noon | Blackpool Adult
Writing Circle.
Creative writing workshops for budding writers and those who wish to commit their individual
family memories to paper and screen, coordinated by experienced adult education tutor,
J.P.Cotter.
December | Wednesday 5 | 11.00am – 12.00 noon| Cúinne na Gaeilge
Fáilte roimh cách. Saor chead isteach.
December | Wednesday 12 | 2.30pm. | Tadhg McCarthy
presents”Home for Christmas” featuring André Rieu.. Filmed and set in his own snow
covered garden. Lots of popular Christmas songs followed by a Carol Concert in the Church
nearby. | Admission free. All welcome.
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Exhibitions November
The City Library Bishopstown Library
Heaven out of the When Cork drove Fords | Monday to Saturday
Trenches: The War ends, 10.00 am – 5.30 pm | Thursday until 8.00 pm
a new Ireland begins? Exploring the establishment of the Ford
Monday to Saturday 10.00 manufacturing plant in Cork and its role in the life
am – 5.30 pm of the city. The Cork roots of the family, the Detroit
This exhibition will tell the connection and the construction of the plant will
story of the Armistice which feature along with images form the final days before
brought the killing to an end, the December 1918 its closure in 1984.
election, and how World War I changed Cork and Distance: Art Exhibition Launch | Thursday 1
Ireland and paved the way for independence. 6.00 pm – 7.45 pm | Michael O’Sullivan Abstracts
From 21 November to December 29 Exhibition runs for the month of November | All
Welcome
The Colourful History of
Pirate Radio Comes to Life Mayfield Library
Monday to Saturday | 10.00
am 5.30 pm Cork in 1918 | Tuesday to Saturday | 10.00 am
Commemorating the 30th - 1.00 pm & 2.00 pm-5.30 pm | An exhibition by
anniversary of the closure of the The Local Studies Department, Cork City Libraries
golden era of Irish pirate radio.
Following successful exhibitions
in Dublin, Waterford, Galway and Blackpool Library
Limerick to commemorate the Art exhibition by students from St. Vincent’s
introduction of 1988 Wireless
Telegraphy Act which closed the vast majority of the
Secondary School
popular pirate radio stations across Ireland on air at Wednesday 28 November – Saturday 15
that time, this exhibition continues its nationwide tour December | 10.00am - 1.00 & 2.00-5.30 p.m.
to Cork City Library, Grand Parade, Cork. The artwork was completed by the pupils from 3rd
The exhibition will open with a talk by curator and Year 2017/2018 as part of their Junior Certificate Art
broadcast historian Eddie Bohan at 3.30pm on Friday Craft and Design Project. It will consist of work under
November 16th the headings of painting, drawing, dry point etching,
photography and 3D modelling in clay and mixed
From Nov 16 to December 11
media. All welcome.
Hollyhill Library
Like Fighting with a Ghost: ‘Spanish Flu’ of
1918-1919
Tuesday to Saturday | 10.00 am – 5.30 pm
Le Chéile | An exhibition by the members of This exhibition examines the pandemic that killed
the L’Arche Community in Cork millions of people at the end of the First World War.
Monday to Saturday | 10.00 am – 5.30 pm
L’Arche is an organisation for adults with intellectual
disabilities.nables each person to grow and fulfil their
Tory Top Library
potential for contributing their unique gift to the world. Remembering Rory | Tuesday to
The art work is inspired by various themes from nature Saturday | 10.00 am – 5.30 pm.
to architecture and reflects the interests and choice of Tuesday until 8.00 pm
its members gained through their rich community life Tribute exhibition to musician Rory Gallagher.
experiences. The work comprises mainly of painting
and showcases individual talents, communication
and self expression through art. The exhibition is Douglas Library
an opportunity to work together, to participate and
engage within the wider community.
Valerie Walsh’s Painting Group | Exhibition
From November 8 to November 29 | Tuesday – Saturday | 10.00 am -5.30 pm
Wednesday until 8.00 pm
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Exhibitions December
The City Library Bishopstown Library
Heaven out of the Trenches: The War ends, When Cork drove Fords
a new Ireland begins? Monday to Saturday | 10.00 am – 5.30 pm
Monday to Saturday 10.00 am – 5.30 pm Thursday until 8.00 pm
This exhibition Exploring the establishment of the Ford manufacturing
will tell the story plant in Cork and its role in the life of the city. The Cork
of the Armistice roots of the family, the Detroit connection and the
which brought the construction of the plant will feature along with images
killing to an end, form the final days before its closure in 1984.
the December November and December
1918 election, and
how World War Exhibit A | Monday to Saturday | 10.00 am -5.30
I changed Cork pm (excluding Christmas Closure) Noel Molloy Oil
and Ireland and Paintings | Exhibition runs for the month of December
paved the way for All Welcome
independence.
From 21 November to December 29
Douglas Library
Blackpool Library Like Fighting with a Ghost: ‘Spanish Flu’ of
1918-1919
Unfinished Business: A Century of Women Tuesday – Saturday | 10.00 am -5.30 pm
and Women’s Rights Wednesday until 8.00 pm
Tuesday – Saturday | 10.00 am -5.30 pm This exhibition
This exhibition examines 100 years of women’s examines the
rights, from the suffragettes and the women’s vote pandemic that
through to the seventies, when the Irish Women’s killed millions
Liberation Movement was formed, and up to the of people at
present day. This exhibition also considers Irish the end of the
female authors including Edna O’Brien and Kate First World
O’Brien, whose work was censored, and prominent War.
women in Irish
politics such as
Mary Robinson Mayfield Library
and Mary
McAleese.” Shandon Archives | Tuesday – Saturday | 10.00
From am - 1.00 pm & 2.00 pm - 5.30 pm
December 6 Photographer Martin Duggan captures everyday
Shandon life with a compelling collection of portraits
and views of his locality.
Tory Top Library
Hollyhill Library The Lady of the Lantern;
A photographic exhibition documenting Nano Nagle and her Legacy
the history of Knocknaheeny spanning Tuesday – Saturday | 10.00
four decades | All month | 10.00 am-5.30 pm am - 5.30 pm. Tuesday until
An exhibition of black and white photographs
8.00 pm
Celebrating Nano Nagle’s work,
presented by the Boys & Girls of Knocka by the history of the Nagles and her
photographer Donal Harris. continuing relevance 300 years on
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Douglas
November | Thursday 1 | 6.00 pm | Creative Writing for fun
New members welcome
November | Friday 2 | 11.00 am | Gramophone Recital
Guest presenter John Hendricks. Admission free, all welcome.
November | Wednesday 7 | 12.00 pm | Douglas Writers Group
New members welcome
November | Tuesday 13 | 11.00 am | Hillside Book Club
New members welcome
November | Tuesday 20 | 11.00 am | Social Sketchers
Bring your brush and paints and join a group of local artists for the morning
November | Thursday 22 | 6.30 pm | Digital Marketing Clinic -
Review your online presence
Presentation on using multiple online platforms, which ones to use and why. Tips on how to
plan a calendar to make life easier for the busy business person trying to manage all aspects
of their business. Hosted by Big Splash Marketing.
November | Friday 23 | 11.00 am | Ciorcal Comhrá
Enjoy a chat as Gaeilge and stay for a cupán tae, all welcome
December | Thursday 6 | 11.00 am | Tai Chi
Tai Chi in the library for the Young at Heart
December | Saturday 8 | 11.00 am | Christmas Crafts with Nicola
Come along for a morning of festive crafting. Suitable 8+ years. Booking essential.
December | Wednesday 12 | 11.00 am | Douglas Reading Circle
New members welcome
December | Thursday 13 | 6.30 pm | Digital Marketing Clinic - Website
review & SEO
Your website is central to all your online presence and therefore deserves regular updating
and maintenance. This month’s clinic will discuss website Strategy, Google Analytics and
Search Engine Optimisation (SEO). Hosted by Big Splash Marketing
Hollyhill Harbour View Road, Knocknaheeny
November | Ongoing | Sensory Friendly Visits | Hollyhill library offers families
with children with autism or sensory issues a private library visit with low lights and low noise.
Tue-Sat, mid-term breaks and school holidays inclusive. Please ring Hollyhill Library on 021
4924928 to book.
November | All month | 10.00 am - 5.30 pm | Like Fighting with a Ghost:
‘Spanish Flu’ of 1918 – 1919 | A History is to Blame exhibition that examines the pandemic that
killed millions of people at the end of the First World War.
November | Thursday 1 | 12.30 pm | Gramophone Recital | Admission free, all
welcome
November | Thursday 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 | 10.00 am - 10.45 am |
Storytime for children | A morning of story, song and rhyme for children from birth to 4 years
accompanied by an adult.
7 November | Thursday 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 | 10.00 am-12.30 pm | Guitar Club | Informal guitar jamming session for adults who want to learn new songs and brush up on their skills. Guitar and a good knowledge of guitar chords needed. New members welcome, free of charge November | Saturday 3, 10, 17, 24 | 3.00 pm | Autism Support Group | Hollyhill library provide a sensory-friendly space in our community room for parents and families to meet and chat. Soft lighting, sensory toys and tactile books available. November | Saturday 3, 10, 17, 24 | 1.00 pm - 5.30 pm | Family Day at the Library | Join us for a fun day packed with books, board games and design your own bookmark colouring competition. November | Tuesday 6 | 10.30 am | Ciorcal Comhrá | Conversational Irish. Have a chat as gaeilge agus tóg go bog é. New members of all levels welcome, admission free. November | Tuesday 6 | 10.30 am | Hollyhill Book Club | New members welcome, admission free November | Tuesday 6, 13, 20, 27 | 10.00 am - 12.30 am | Guitar Club | Informal guitar jamming session for adults who want to learn new songs and brush up on their skills. Guitar and a good knowledge of guitar needed. New members welcome, free of charge. November | Wednesday 7, 14, 21, 28 | 1.30 pm - 3.30 pm | Carers Training Programme for Family Carers of People with Dementia | This is a 6 week programme run by the HSE which aims to provide advice, training and support to family carers of people with dementia. To book a place on this course please contact Miriam on 086-4672013. November | Wednesday 7, 14, 21, 28 | 10.30 am | Knitting and Crochet Group New members welcome Admission free November | Saturday 17 | 2.00 pm | Live at the Library series featuring: music from singer sonwriters Dave Burke and T.J. Manning | Join us for the first of five live concerts every Saturday in the Lightwell Gallery. November | Saturday 24 | 2.00 pm | Live at the Library series featuring: music session from members of the library Guitar Club | Join us for the 2nd of our live performances this Saturday in the Lightwell Gallery. December | Ongoing | Sensory Friendly Visits | Hollyhill library offers families with children with autism or sensory issues a private library visit with low lights and low noise. Tues - Sat, mid-term breaks and school holidays inclusive. Please ring Hollyhill Library on 021 4924928 to book. December | Saturday 1 | 2.00 pm | Live at the Library series : CD Launch, with live performances from Myles Gaffney, Anthony Cotter, GMC Beats and The Hut and contributions from Glenn Cal. This event is presented by The Boys & Girls of Knocka to help raise funds for local community groups | All welcome, admission free. December | Saturday 1 | 11.00 am - 2.00 pm | Cork Songwriter Club | The Cork Songwriter Club are a group of local songwriters who share ideas, collaborate on songs, listen to original music of members and have fun. All songwriters, from beginners to more experienced in whatever genre are welcome to attend. Admission free December | Saturday 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 | 1.00 pm- 5.30 pm | Family day at the library | Join us for a fun day packed with books, board games, colouring pages and a very special Christmas Tale at 12 noon on Dec 1st . Admission free December | Saturday 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 | 3.00 pm | Autism Support Group | Hollyhill library provide a sensory-friendly space in our community room for parents and families to meet and chat. Soft lighting, sensory toys and tactile books available.
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December | Tuesday 4, 11, 18 | 10.00 am - 12.30 am | Guitar Club| Informal
guitar jamming session for adults who want to learn new songs and brush up on their skills. Guitar
and a good knowledge of guitar chords needed. New members welcome, admission free
December | Tuesday 4 | 10.30 am | Hollyhill Book Club | New members welcome,
admission free
December | Tuesday 4 | 10.30 am | Ciorcal Comhrá | Conversational Irish. Have a
chat as gaeilge agus tóg go bog é. New members of all levels welcome, admission free.
December | Wednesday 5, 12, 19 | 10.30 am | Knitting and Crochet
Group | New members welcome, admission free
December | Thursday 6 | 12.30 pm | Gramophone Recital | Sit back, relax and
join us for some festive cheer | Admission free, all welcome
December | Thursdays 6, 13, 20 | 10.00 am- 10.45 am | Storytime for
Children | A morning of story, song and rhyme for children from birth to 4 years accompanied by
an adult.
December | Saturday 8 | 2.00 -3.00 pm | Live at the Library Series featuring:
Sun Wind Quintet | The 4th in our series of Saturday live performances, join this lively quintet
comprising of flute, oboe clarinet, bassoon and French Horn for a feast of Christmas festive music.
Admission free.
December | Saturday 15 | 1.00 pm | Live at the Library Series FINALE: Annual
Christmas Concert | Join us for the last in our series of Saturday live performances, featuring
choirs, singer songwriters rappers and trad groups. Refreshments provided, admission free.
Mayfield
November | Every Wednesday | 3.30 – 4.30 pm | Happy Talk for kids
Language, Rhyme and Sharing Book Sessions for all children under 6, their parents, siblings,
grandparents and carers | All welcome
November | Tuesday 13 | 11.00 | Think well
A talk by Hugh O’Donovan, C Psychol., P.s.S.I. MISCP. MBPsS.Consultant Chartered
Occupational Psychologist. As part of Healthy Ireland.
Tory Top Tory Top Road, Ballyphehane
November | Tuesday 6 | 11.00 | Gramophone Recital
Tory Top Library Gramophone Recital. Admission Free. All welcome.
December | Tuesday 4 | 11.00 | Healthy Eating Talk
Ann Parle from Foodchoice will speak about Healthy Eating in the run-up to Christmas.
Admission Free. All welcome.
December | Wednesday 12 | 11.00 | Gramophone Recital
Come along to the Christmas Gramophone Recital. Refreshments provided. All welcome.
November | Saturday 3, 10, 17, 24, and December 1, 8,
15,22 | 2.30 – 3.00 pm| Children’s Colouring Competition | All welcome
December | Saturday 8 | 11.00 | Christmas Show Family Fun Day
This show will comprise of a puppet show, story-time and performance by the Cork Deaf
Community choir. The event will be signed by sign-language interpreter Ray Greene. Booking
essential. | Tel: 4924946Family Fun Events Grand Parade Library December | Saturday 1, 8 and 15 | 2.30 pm – 4.00 pm Festive Fun Days | Our Library Teen committee invites you to join them for winter themed activities. Festive fun for all the family, no booking required but children must be accompanied by an adult December | Saturday 22 | 1.30 pm | Polish Christmas crafts | Get crafty with Alicja Zajaczkowska from ABC Edu Library. |Children must be accompanied by an adult. No booking required. Blackpool Library December | Saturday 1 | 2.00pm – 5.00 pm | Festive Fun Day Join us for an afternoon of festive fun. Try our Christmas puzzle challenge, which includes word searches, crosswords and spot the difference. Enjoy some seasonal colouring too. Prizes to be won!! Douglas Library December | Saturday 8 | 11.00 am | Christmas Crafts with Nicola Come along for a morning of festive crafting. Suitable 8+ years. Booking essential. Contact Douglas Library on 021-4924932 Tory Top Library December | Saturday 8 | 11.00 am | Christmas Show for children This show will comprise of a puppet show, story-time and performance by the Cork Deaf Community choir. The event will be signed by sign-language interpreter Ray Greene. Booking essential. Contact Tory Top Library 021-4924946 Mayfield Library December | Saturday 15 | 2.30 pm | Festive Family Crafts Join us for an afternoon of festive family fun, all welcome Bishopstown Library December | Saturday 8 | 11.00 am | Storytime with Deirdre Ryan Join us for stories and rhymes. All welcome, children must be accompanied by an adult Hollyhill Library December | Saturday 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 10.30 am- 5.30 pm | Family day at the library Join us for a fun day packed with books, board games, colouring pages and a very special December Saturday 1 | A Christmas Tale at 12 noon. Admission free
The City Library 57 – 61 Grand Parade, Cork 021-4924900 - libraries@corkcity.ie
Lending Library: 021-4924908 interlibrary@corkcity.ie
Children’s Library: 021-4924903 childrens_library@corkcity.ie
Rory Gallagher Music Library: 021-4924919 music_library@corkcity.ie
Reference Library: 021-4924911 reference_library@corkcity.ie
Local Studies Library:
Cork 021-4924914 local_studies@corkcity.ie
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Please contact your local library for Christmas opening hours.
Bishopstown Library Wilton, Cork - 0214924950 - bishopstown_library@corkcity.ie
Blackpool Library Bowler House, Redforge Road, Blackpool, Cork - 021 4924933 - blackpool_library@corkcity.ie
Douglas Library Douglas Village Shopping Centre, Cork - 021 4924932
Frank O’Connor Library, Mayfield Old Youghal Road, Mayfield. Cork- 021 4924935 - mayfield_library@corkcity.ie
Hollyhill Library Harbour View Road, Knocknaheeny, Cork - 021 4924928 - hollyhill_library@corkcity.ie
Torytop Library Tory Top Road, Ballyphehane, Cork - 021 4924934 - torytop_library@corkcity.ieYou can also read
