Current Events

Explore what's on at the National Library of Ireland below.

Martin Dyar & Clodagh Beresford Dunne: Poets in Conversation. (26/4/2018): Join us for the Blank Page and hear poets speak about their work with Niall MacMonagle. All welcome!
Letters of Distinction: Somerville and Ross (30/4/2018): Martina Devlin, novelist and journalist discusses the fascinating letters from The Irish RM and The Long Gaze Back authors Somerville and Ross, to their literary agent in the early 1900s. A Dublin: One City One Book event
Yeats Exhibition: Free guided tour (3/5/2018): Join us for a free tour of the Yeats exhibition. It celebrates one of the great poets of the twentieth century and the unique collections of the National Library of Ireland
Turas Treoraithe: Bleachtairí Grianghraf (3/5/2018): Turas Treoraithe: Bleachtairí Grianghraf Bígí linn!
Bealtaine @ Temple Bar: Photo Detectives Exhibition – come on in! (3/5/2018): Come and meet us at the National Library's photographic archive and view the photographs in our current exhibition - Photo Detectives. Hear about the personal, often moving and always surprising stories behind the images. All welcome!
NEW Adult Learning Course in conjunction with UCD (7/5/2018): NEW Adult Learning Courses in conjunction with UCD starting this May
Celebrations: Europe Day Seminar (9/5/2018): Join us to mark Europe Day 2018 with an event celebrating the Bulgarian presidency of the EU and Bulgarian community in Ireland. All welcome!
John O’Donnell and Amanda Bell: In conversation with Niall MacMonagle (10/5/2018): Join us for the second conversation in the Blank Page series. Poets John O'Donnell and Amanda Bell will be in conversation with Niall MacMonagle. All welcome!
Public tour of WWIreland Exhibition (10/5/2018): Explore the Irish experience of WWI through our collections of letters, diaries, recruiting posters, newspaper reports, cartoons, and leaflets
Turas Poiblí: Stair agus Oidhreacht na Leabharlainne Náisiúnta (12/5/2018): Turas Poiblí: Stair agus Oidhreacht na Leabharlainne Náisiúnta Bígí linn!

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