Howth Library
Overview
Howth Library is a Fingal County Council library in a single-storey building on Main Street in Howth village. It has adult and children's libraries, a teen section, local history files and DVDs, CDs, computer games and talking books.
About the library
A small branch with a big catchment of locals and visitors, Howth keeps reference and large print books, newspapers and periodicals, application forms and community information alongside its lending collections.
Facilities
- Adult library, children's library and teen section
- Two public PCs and internet access
- Photocopying and printing (send documents by email)
- Reference and large print books, newspapers and periodicals
- Local history files and community information
- DVDs, CDs, computer games and talking books
- Wheelchair accessible
Nearby
The library is a few minutes from the harbour, and Howth Castle is a short walk up the road. Baldoyle Library is the nearest branch with longer hours.
Good to know
- Free to visit, and library membership in Ireland is free.
- Closed for lunch from 1pm to 1.45pm on the days it opens in the morning.
- Closed on the Saturday and Monday of bank holiday weekends.
- Phone (01) 890 5026 or email [email protected] with questions about the library or its events.
Photo: Jonjobaker, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.
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