Dublin Central Library
Dublin Central Library is a library North City Dublin located in Ireland.
Ilac Centre, Henry St Dublin Dublin City Ireland
Comments / 8
Not very big when it comes to seats and plugs for the computer. Good collection of books though. And staff friendly and useful. Can get extremely packed when exam season.
it has a lot of sections and good to study here, even you can make new friends.
For health & safety reasons the library do not permit plugging your laptop in for power & prefer you to use battery power. There have been cases where people have tripped up on trailing power cables.
All people is reading. There is my best place. Quite and relax. But very crowded .
You just need a proof of address and a document to get your library card. It's very easy.
If you wanna have a sit to study, mainly if you wanna use your notebook plugged in, arrive earlier to the library or it'll be full of people.
Good conversation group
Great for kids on a rainy day
Similar places nearby :
Great cafe on top floor. Good selection, loads of comfortable seating & free wifi - Claire Coyle
This is the best public library in Dublin, beautiful building and loads of books. - Edmundo Santos
Very quiet library with free wifi - excellent for study or intensive work - Stephen Cummins
Yates exhibition on, lots of videos, poetry reading, worth a visit! - Ingrid Trollope
If you like good coffee and intimate atmosphere, pop-in to the Costa cafe! I really like it here. Especially toasted sandwiches :))) - David Relich
Best (and only) cinema in the city centre. Get the Unlimited Card - Jordan
Category Community and Government » Library
Place Ireland » Leinster » Dublin » North City