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Maps, photographs, prints, books, journals and more on the history, genealogy and culture of Cork.

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Online requests now available

Cork City Libraries would like to inform patrons that it is now possible to request items online via the Libraries Ireland public catalogue. The Libraries Ireland catalogue, (Encore) is at https://librariesireland.iii.com/iii/encore/
Use your library barcode and PIN to access your account.


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Our New Online Catalogue

Cork City Libraries is part of the national Libraries Ireland catalogue. This means a new look and a new way of doing things for you, our library users!


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Events Guide Sept/Oct 2017

Free Autumn Lectures

Free Public Lecture Series, Autumn 2017

 Free Public Lecture Series at the City Library


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The Writing Room site is a place where library writing groups can present their writings online.

 

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Follow this link to It Seems History is to Blame, a decade-long programme to commemorate events between 1913 and 1923