
The Dark Side Of Irish Mythology
Date: Fri 23 Oct – Mon 26 Oct
Location: St. Patrick’s Park, Bull Alley St

As darkness falls, join an eerie after-hours tour through Ireland’s oldest public library. First opened to the public in 1707, Marsh’s Library has remained remarkably unchanged for more than three centuries, with its darkened galleries, ancient books and original oak bookcases steeped in centuries of history and scholarship.
Hear the strange stories that have become attached to Marsh’s over the centuries, including the ghost said to haunt the second gallery. You can also discover the library’s connections to some of Ireland’s best-known Gothic writers. The tour will also uncover the library’s links to Bram Stoker, who first visited as a young student in 1866. Visitors will see the books he consulted during his seven visits and the very page in the visitors’ book where Stoker left his signature.
Good to know
This event runs on several dates — pick the one that suits you.