North Clondalkin Library
Overview
North Clondalkin Library is a purpose-built South Dublin library on Liscarne Close in Rowlagh, Dublin 22, opened in December 2020. Bright and spacious, it has two outdoor gardens, a lecture space, an exhibition area and a creative studio where people record music and podcasts.
About the library
As well as books and DVDs for adults and children, the library has an internet café of 14 public PCs, a digital training room, a smaller meeting room and a children's area with its own storytelling corner, junior tablets and a tilt and touch screen. Its Creative Studio hosts music recording and podcasting sessions.
Facilities
- Creative Studio for music recording and podcasting
- Two outdoor gardens
- Lecture space, exhibition area and meeting room
- Digital training room and 14 public PCs
- Android tablets (Hublets) for use in the library
- Printing, scanning, photocopying, USB charging and free Wi-Fi
- Accessible toilets and a Changing Places facility
Getting there
The G2 and W2 buses stop at Rowlagh, Ronanstown (stop 2121 from Tallaght and Clondalkin, stop 2126 from Liffey Valley).
Good to know
- Free to visit, and library membership in Ireland is free.
- Closed on the Saturday and Monday of bank holiday weekends.
- Phone (01) 414 9269 or email [email protected] with questions about the library or its events.
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