Cabinteely Library
Neighbourhood library in Cabinteely’s 1912 Carnegie building with kids’ books, Wi-Fi, internet PCs, study spaces and occasional family events.
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A local branch library in Cabinteely Village in a 1912 Carnegie building. Families usually drop in for the children’s and picture-book shelves, a quiet read, or to swap books regularly without turning it into a whole outing. There are study spaces and a few public internet PCs, so older kids can do homework or quick research, and there’s also printing/photocopying/scanning if you need school forms or projects sorted. The branch posts an events programme too, so it’s worth checking what’s on before you go.
- Historic 1912 Carnegie library building
- Scéal Trail (story walk) listed for the branch
- Self-service kiosk for borrowing/returns
- Book returns box
- Printing, photocopying and scanning available
- Public internet PCs and study spaces
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About
A local branch library in Cabinteely Village in a 1912 Carnegie building. Families usually drop in for the children’s and picture-book shelves, a quiet read, or to swap books regularly without turning it into a whole outing. There are study spaces and a few public internet PCs, so older kids can do homework or quick research, and there’s also printing/photocopying/scanning if you need school forms or projects sorted. The branch posts an events programme too, so it’s worth checking what’s on before you go.
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All ages welcome
All ages welcome—toddlers suit a short browse of the children’s shelves, while school-age kids and teens get more value from study spaces, PCs and events.