Dundrum Library
Overview
Dundrum Library is a two-storey Carnegie library built in 1914 on Upper Churchtown Road. The most westerly branch of dlr Libraries, it has served over the years as a Garda station and a community centre, and today offers books for all ages, 36 study spaces and a garden with seating and sensory features.
A 1914 Carnegie library
Like Cabinteely and Shankill libraries, Dundrum was designed by the architect Rudolph Maximilian Butler. Upstairs there is a children's area and a study and event space; downstairs is the adult library with public PCs, printing and a seating area. The garden at the front has seating, sensory features and bike parking.
Facilities
- Books, audiobooks and DVDs for adults, young adults and children
- eBooks, eAudiobooks, online magazines, newspapers and online courses
- Magazines and newspapers
- 4 public PCs and free Wi-Fi
- 36 study spaces
- Printing, scanning and photocopying
- ScanEZ scanner for restoring old photos and converting handwritten documents
- Age-friendly tablets
- Garden with seating area
- Accessible public bathroom and water fountain
Good to know
- Free to visit, and library membership in Ireland is free.
- Phone (01) 204 7220 or email [email protected] with questions about the library or its events.
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