Tuesday 21st December at 6.30pm Free Christmas Entertainment at Kilfinaghty Public
Library, Sixmilebridge.
Christmas Carols with the Kilmurry Choir & Local Traditional
Musicians. All are welcome!
Wednesday, 15th December at 4pm. Launch of Poetry Book by Dermot Maguire in
Sean Lemass Public Library Shannon.
December 13th - January 7th, 2011 Red Men & Other Paintings - An exhibition of paintings
by John Michael Davies.
Scariff Public Library
Wednesday 8th December Christmas Craft class for the actively retired
Killaloe Public Library
There will be a free Christmas Craft class for the actively
retired between 11am and 1pm. All materials will be supplied
and fun guaranteed.
4th – 11th December incl. Annual Christmas Craft Fair
Sean Lemass Public Library, Shannon.
Fine hand crafted items are made by skilled local craftspeople
in the Shannon community.
Friday 3rd December 2010 Children's Storytime
Ennistymon Public Library
There will be storytime for children every Friday morning, beginning
on Friday, 3rd December, from 10am-11am.
Wednesday 1st December, 7.30 pm Presentations of Community Grants Awards, and Liosta
na Laochra Awards takes place in Sean Lemass Public
Library, Shannon. The Shannon Town Council annual Awards of
Community Grants will be made by the Shannon town Mayor, Tony
Mulcahy, to certain voluntary and sporting organisations in
Shannon. Liosta na Laochra awards are made by the Shannon Town
Council in recognition of persons who represented Shannon at
national or international events.
Tuesday 16th November at 6pm Teenage Book Club
Scariff Public Library
The first meeting of a new bookclub for teenagers will take
place in Scariff public library on Tuesday 16th at 6pm. Chat
about the books you love or hate over a cup of coffee. All teenagers
are welcome.
November 15th - December 11th Young People's Art Exhibition
Scariff Public Library Exhibition Space
The 2nd annual Young People's Art Exhibition will take place
in the Scariff public library exhibition space with sculpture,
photography, painting, film and more on display.
Friday, 12th November at 7pm Craft Fair Meeting for people interested in
participating in the Annual Christmas Craft Fair in Sean Lemass
Public Library, Shannon.
Tuesday, 9th November at
1.30pm Science Week Event - 'Magic, science
or mystery?'
Ennistymon Public Library
In this show children are welcomed to the mysterious world of
the science magicain where nothing is quite as it seems - where
rods sing; water seems to disappear; tornadoes appear in bottles;
and a brave volunteer sits on a chair of nails. This is magic
with a difference - in this show the audience are encouraged
to figure out the science behind the tricks. This show is suitable
for 4th, 5th and 6th class children.
Tuesday, 9th November at
10.30am Science Week Event - 'Magic, science
or mystery?'
Hillery Public Library, Miltown Malbay
In this show children are welcomed to the mysterious world of
the science magicain where nothing is quite as it seems - where
rods sing; water seems to disappear; tornadoes appear in bottles;
and a brave volunteer sits on a chair of nails. This is magic
with a difference - in this show the audience are encouraged
to figure out the science behind the tricks. This show is suitable
for 4th, 5th and 6th class children.
Tuesday, 2nd November National Recreation Week storytime for children aged
4-7
Kilfinaghty Public Library, Sixmilebridge
National Recreation Week takes place from 29th October - 4th
November this year and Kilfinaghty Public Library in Sixmilebridge
is holding a storytime for children aged 4-7 on Tuesday 2nd
November at 4.00pm to mark this special week. This event is
free and all are welcome.
1st – 30th November incl. Art Exhibition entitled FUSION
Sean Lemass Public Library Shannon
This exhibition was created by users of the Rehab Care service
in Bru na Sionna, Shannon. Rehab Care Shannon Day Service is
a day resource centre for individuals with disabilities. The
art class was invited to display the work they produced. Art
offers empowering opportunities that promote creativity and
self expression. The project was designed to enable individuals
to express themselves through colour and imagination. A wide
range of materials, colours, individual and group work was the
inspiration for Fusion.
Thursday, 28th October Halloween Arts and Crafts
Kilfinaghty Public Library, Sixmilebridge at 4pm
Kilfinaghty Library, Sixmilebridge will hold a Halloween Arts
and Crafts session on Thursday 28th October at 4.00pm. This
event is suitable for ages 6 - 12. Booking is required - please
phone the library on 061-369678.
Wednesday, 27th October Halloween Stories and crafts for ages 4-6
Scariff Public Library at 3.30pm
Spooky tales and halloween crafts for children aged 4-6 with
library staff. Free event.
Wednesday, 27th October at 11am Computer Skills for Older People
Scariff Public Library
Free basic computer skills classes for seniors including searching
the Internet, setting up an e-mail address, sending and receiving
e-mails. The classes are run by volunteer tutors from the area
and the first session will take place on Wednesday 27th October
at 11am
Tuesday 12th October A talk and demonstration on spinning, weaving and dyeing.
8.00 pm, De Valera Public Library, Ennis.
This event by Clare-based artist Suzanna Anker is suitable for
adults and children and marks Ennis Fashion Fortnight. All are
welcome.
11th October - 5th November Exhibition of landscape paintings by Kevin Quinlan
Scariff Public Library
Ennis artist Kevin Quinlan is holding an exhibition of vibrant
landscape paintings in Scariff Library from October 11th to
November 5th, 2010. The exhibition will feature 25 works, a
mix of oil paintings on canvas and board as well as soft pastel
drawings on paper.
Friday, 24th September Children's Book Club
Kilfinaghty Public Library, Sixmilebridge
Are you aged 8-12? Do you love reading? Would you like to meet
new friends and chat about books? Why
not join the Children’s Book Club in Kilfinaghty Public
Library, Sixmilebridge? The book club runs on the fourth Friday
of each month. Our next meeting is at 4pm on Friday 24th September.
September’s book is: ‘The
Breadwinner’ by Deborah Ellis. Call Catherine in the library
on 061 369678 for more information.
Tuesday, 14th September Coffee Morning in aid of the Irish Hospice Foundation
Killaloe Public Library
Killaloe Public Library are hosting a Coffee Morning in aid
of the Irish Hospice Foundation between 10am and 12 noon on
September 14th. All are welcome. Monies raised will remain in
Co. Clare. Cuppa, chat and cake guaranteed!
Thursday 26th August, 20.00 – 21.00 Storytelling with Billy Teare and Kathleen O’Sullivan
De Valera Public Library, Ennis
A free event for adults and families
to mark Heritage Week. It is a mix of traditional stories and
songs, plus poetry, including some works by WB Yeats.
Thursday 26th August, 19.00 – 19.45 Archaeology Talk with archaeologist Simon Large
Scariff Public Library
A free event for adults to mark Heritage Week. Former county
archaeologist Simon Large will give a presentation on the evolving
nature of heritage, focusing on the archaeology of East Clare.
Thursday 26th August, 15.30 – 16.30 Storytelling with Billy Teare and Kathleen O’Sullivan
Sweeney Memorial Public Library, Kilkee
A free event for adults and families to mark Heritage Week.
It is a mix of traditional stories and songs, plus poetry, including
some works by WB Yeats.
Tuesday 24th August Genealogy Day
11.00am – 4.00pm, De Valera Public Library, Ennis.
Four short introductory talks for anyone interested in tracing
their family tree in Clare, using locally available resources.
Also, launch of Clare County Library’s ‘Tracing
Your Family Tree’ brochure. A free event to mark Heritage
Week 2010. All welcome.
August 19th & 26th,
2010 Storytime and colouring for children
Tulla Public Library
There will be storytime and colouring for children aged 4 to
8 from 10am to 11am on Thursday, 19th and Thursday, 26th August.
16th August - September 10th 2010 Exhibition of drawings by David O' Rourke
Scariff Public Library
A new exhibition entitled 'Dreaming' will take place in the
Scariff library exhibition space from Monday 16th August -10th
September. Artist David O' Rourke's new show is presented in
two parts consisting of drawings of a sleeping child and three
triptychs. A related video piece will also be shown at the official
opening on Thursday 19th August.
August 6th, 13th, 20th
& 27th Storytime for children
Hillery Public Library, Miltown Malbay
Storytime will take place in the Hillery public library in Miltown
Malbay every Friday morning from 11am - 12noon throughout August.
Children between the ages of 4 and 8 years can come and enjoy
an hour of storytelling, colouring, Jig-saw making and fun.
Friday 6th August Riches of Clare Lunchtime Concert
Sweeney Memorial Public Library, Kilkee, from
1-2pm.
August 4th, 11th, 18th
& 25th, 2010 Kilkee Civic Trust Lectures
Sweeney Memorial Public Library, Kilkee
Kilkee Civic Trust Lectures will be held each Wednesday evening
at 8pm for the months of July and August.
August 4th & 11th Colouring/Painting/Word Games at Newmarket-on-Fergus
Public Library
Activities in Newmarket-on-Fergus Public Library include colouring,
painting and word games on the above Wednesdays from 3.30pm
to 4.30pm. Tel. 061-368411 for more details.
August 3rd, 10th & 17th Draughts, Chess and Jigsaws at Newmarket-on-Fergus Public
Library
Activities in Newmarket-on-Fergus Public Library include Draughts,
Chess and Jigsaws on the above Tuesdays from 3pm to 4pm. Tel.
061-368411 for more details.
Saturday 31st July at 3pm Edna O' Brien in conversation with Declan Kiberd
Scariff Public Library
Renowned author and playwright Edna O'
Brien, will talk about her life and works with Declan Kibert,
Professor of Anglo-Irish Literature and Drama at University
College Dublin. Free event sponsored by the Scariff Harbour
Festival. A limited no. of tickets are available from Scariff
Public Library or from the Scariff Harbour Festival information
stand in the market square on the day. Telephone Scariff Public
Library on (061) 922893 for information.
Saturday 31st July at 1pm Twist Your Tongue Storytelling Workshop
Scariff Public Library
A fun and active workshop that develops creativity and confidence
for children aged 7-11 through games and discussion with international
storyteller Clare Muireann Murphy. Free event sponsored by Scariff
Harbour Festival. Booking required. Tel. Scariff Public Library
(061) 922893
29th July - 20th August Kilrush Art Group Exhibition
Kilrush Public Library
Kilrush Art Group exhibit their work every summer
for 3 weeks at Kilrush Public Library. The art group was formed
twenty years ago and are still going strong and always welcome
new people to join them. Their work consists of acrylic, oil,
watercolour and sketching and prices vary accordingly. The group
meet at the Community Hall, next to the library, on Friday nights
from 6.00 - 8.00. Further details available from Pauline Dunleavy
at 086 8339347.
Friday 23rd July at 4pm Children’s Book Club Horrid Henry stories and games
Scariff Public Library
(Age 8-12)
Thursday 22nd July at 3.30 pm Teddy Bear’s Picnic
Scariff Public Library
Bring your teddy bear to the Teddy
Bear’s Picnic and enjoy goodies, games and stories (All
ages). Prize for the best dressed bear!
Wednesday 21st July at 3.30pm Stories and Crafts (Age 4-6)
Scariff Public Library
Scariff Library Children’s Summer Activities 2010
July 16th, 23rd & 30th Storytime for children
Hillery Public Library, Miltown Malbay
Storytime will take place in the Hillery public library in Miltown
Malbay every Friday morning from 11am - 12noon starting Friday
July 16th until Friday August 27th. Children between the ages
of 4 and 8 years can come and enjoy an hour of storytelling,
colouring, Jig-saw making and fun.
Friday 16th July at 3.30pm Visit to Scariff Fire Station
Scariff Public Library
Meet at the library (All ages - Children must be accompanied
by an adult)
Thurs 15th July to Thurs 5th August Art exhibition of local artists
Sweeney Memorial Public Library, Kilkee
There will be an art exhibition of local artists organised by
Maureen Glynn on display in the Sweeney Memorial Public Library
in Kilkee form 15th July to 5th August.
Thursday 15th July at 7pm Traditional Chinese Medicine talk
Scariff Public Library
Wolfgang Wiesmann will give an introductory talk on traditional
Chinese medicine. Free event, no booking required.
Thursday 15th July at 3.30pm Meet a Viking
Scariff Public Library
Meet a Viking and make a Viking craft. A "real" Viking
will display his skills and weapons. (All ages). Free event.
Tuesday 13th July at 3.30pm Drawing and collage making with artist Shona MacGillivray
Scariff Public Library
Underwater Tales: explore the imaginary mysteries of the the
deep through drawing and collage. For ages 5 - 12. Free event,
booking required. Tel. Scariff Public Library on (061) 922893
July 12th - August 13th
Gallery at Scariff Library Famine Folio - an exhibition of etchings based
on the famine by Northern Ireland artist, Ivan Armstrong.
July 7th, 14th, 21st & 28th, 2010 Kilkee Civic Trust Lectures
Sweeney Memorial Public Library, Kilkee
Kilkee Civic Trust Lectures will be held each Wednesday evening
at 8pm for the months of July and August.
July 7th, 14th, 21st & 28th Colouring/Painting/Word Games at Newmarket-on-Fergus
Public Library
Activities in Newmarket-on-Fergus Public Library include colouring,
painting and word games every Wednesday in July from 3.30pm
to 4.30pm. Tel. 061-368411 for more details.
July 6th, 13th, 20th & 27th Draughts, Chess and Jigsaws at Newmarket-on-Fergus Public
Library
Activities in Newmarket-on-Fergus Public Library include Draughts,
Chess and Jigsaws every Tuesday in July from 3pm to 4pm. Tel.
061-368411 for more details.
5th July - 16th July 2010 De Valera Public Library’s Children’s Summer
Project 2010
De Valera Public Library, Ennis, runs a variety of events for
children during their Summer holidays in July each year. A programme
of educational and entertaining events is put together annually
by library staff and includes activities such as art and crafts
and storytime. Educational visits to local places of interest
are also a regular feature. These have included guided tours
of Ennis Fire Station and the Ennis Sculpture Trail and visits
to the Clare Museum to name but some. Click
here for 2010 Schedule of Events
Saturday 3rd July Brian Boru art competition and prize giving
Killaloe Public Library
On Sat. 3rd July from 11am - 1pm we will have the Brian Boru
art competition and prize giving. Entertainment will be supplied
on the day by Diane Daly and her National Concert Orchestra
friends.
Friday 2nd July Féile Eile at Killaloe Public Library
On Fri. 2nd July we will have Féile Eile between 2-4pm.
Diane Daly and friends of the National Concert Orchestra will
have a musical workshop. Fun for all promised.
Thursday, 1st July Féile Brian Boru events for children
Killaloe Public Library
On Thursday 1st of July Boru fun and games will take place between
2-4pm. Games based on the life of Brian Boru will be enjoyed
by all, supplied by Mary Donoghue. Meanwhile, a craft session
will be run by Mary Goss entailing the making of viking weapons
and armour. A "real" viking will be present on the
day displaying his skills and weaponry.
July 1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd & 29th, 2010 Storytime and colouring for children
Tulla Public Library
There will be storytime and colouring for children aged 4 to
8 from 10am to 11am on Thursdays during the Month of July.
Saturday 26th June at 12 noon Puppet Show
Scariff Public Library
Grace Burton and Linda Grant of Pied Piper Puppetry will perform
‘The Donkey’, a Grimm’s fairytale, in Scariff
Public Library on Saturday 26th June at 12 noon. Admission is
free. No booking required. The show is suitable for under 10’s.
Sponsored by Raheen Wood Steiner National School.
Thursday 24th June at 4pm Children's Drama Workshop
Kilfinaghty Public Library, Sixmilebridge
Kilfinaghty Public Library, Sixmilebridge, will hold a Children's
Drama Workshop with Trudy Ann O'Donovan A.L.C.M and Ailbhe Donnelly-Flanagan
A.L.C.M. next Thursday 24th June at 4pm. Suitable for ages 6-12.
Entry is free but numbers are limited so please call 061-369678
for more information.
22nd June - 9th July A childrens art display from Maureen Glynn's junior
aritists
Sweeney Memorial Public Library, Kilkee
14th June - 9th July Art Exhibition by Sinead Slattery
Scariff Public Library
Scariff Public Library will hold an exhibition
by Sinead Slattery showcasing a selection of 25 landscape paintings
using multimedia. Official opening is on Thursday 24th June
at 7pm. Admission is free and all are welcome. The exhibition
will run until July 9th.
3rd – 30th June Exhibition of paintings & photography by Christina
G. Watkins
Sean Lemass Public Library, Shannon. Creative Energy is the theme of Christina G.
Watkin’s new Exhibition in which she captures the energetic
forces of nature around County Clare through the media of photography
and painting. Tina, who is based in Maurice Mills, demonstrates
her preferences for realistic landscapes, seascapes, and natural
forms in this colourful exhibition.
Thursday 20th May at 11.30 am Carlos Reyes – ‘The Bard of Cloonanaha’
De Valera Public Library, Ennis.
Carlos Reyes is a noted poet, writer and translator from Portland,
Oregon. He is Publisher/Editor of Trask House Books and a former
poetry reviewer for Willamette Week, a weekly newspaper in Portland.
He travels often to Clare, and is also a frequent visitor to
Spain and Ecuador.
A free Bealtaine Festival event.
Thursday 20th May at 3.00 pm Carlos Reyes – ‘The Bard of Cloonanaha’
Scariff Public Library.
Carlos Reyes is a noted poet, writer and translator from Portland,
Oregon. He is Publisher/Editor of Trask House Books and a former
poetry reviewer for Willamette Week, a weekly newspaper in Portland.
He travels often to Clare, and is also a frequent visitor to
Spain and Ecuador. He will give a poetry reading and talk about
his work on Thursday 20th May at 3pm to mark Bealtaine,
the festival celebrating creativity in older people, which runs
from 1st – 31st May . Please telephone Scariff Public
Library on 061-922893 for information and booking.
A free Bealtaine Festival event.
Tuesday 18th May at 11.30 am Tracing Your Family Tree; an information session
for beginners.
Local Studies Centre, Harmony Row, Ennis.
A free Bealtaine Festival event.
17th May - 13 June 2010 An exhibition of work from residents and visitors to
Raheen Hospital Day CareCentre and DVD presentation
Scariff Public Library
The work on show is a selection made by visitors to Raheen Hospital
Day Care Centre and includes ceramics, felted wallhangings and
ink drawings. Paul Browne and Cliodhna Donnelly worked with
pupils of Mountshannon national school and visitors and residents
of Raheen Hospital Day Care Centre to produce an intergeneration
DVD project on the theme of "Time and Place". The
exhibition marks the annual Bealtaine festival which celebrates
creativity in older age.
17th – 31st May incl. Students’ Art Exhibition
Sean Lemass Public Library, Shannon.
Artwork in mixed media by 4th year and transition year students
of St. Patrick’s Comprehensive school, Shannon.
Thursday 13th May at 4.00 pm Shannon’s Senior & Junior Citizens Sit &
Knit together
Sean Lemass Public Library, Shannon.
This event marks the annual Bealtaine Festival
which celebrates creativity in older age. As part of the Festival,
Sean Lemass Public Library, Shannon, is offering a new intergenerational
experience to children 7–12 years at which they will learn
to knit & crotchet from members of the Shannon Senior Citizen’s
Club.
Thursday 13th May at 2pm Scrabble Club
Scariff Public Library
Scariff Public library is starting up an adult Scrabble club.
The first meeting is on Thursday 13th May at 2pm.
Scrabble boards and tea/coffee will be provided.
All levels welcome. Bring your friends or come on your own and
join in the fun!
Thursday 6th May at 4.00 pm. Shannon’s Senior & Junior Citizens Sit &
Knit together
Sean Lemass Public Library, Shannon.
This event marks the annual Bealtaine Festival
which celebrates creativity in older age. As part of the Festival,
Sean Lemass Public Library, Shannon, is offering a new intergenerational
experience to children 7–12 years at which they will learn
to knit & crotchet from members of the Shannon Senior Citizen’s
Club.
Friday 30th April "My Own Place" A Digital Camera Course
Killaloe Public Library
A Digital Camera Course will commence at Killaloe library on
Friday the 30th of April and run for 8 weeks. The course titled
"My Own Place" will run from 10am-11.30am.every Friday.
A tour of local landmarks will be arranged by the library for
each Friday. The course will be organised by Clare VEC's Adult
Basic Education service.
Thursday 22nd April at 8.00 pm ‘Women’s Night In’
De Valera Public Library, Ennis
Join us at the library for a relaxing evening with friends!
This READISCOVER event features a reading by
Roisin Meaney, chocolate tasting, make-up & beauty tips,
and spot prizes.
The event is free, but spaces are limited so book now on 065-6846353
Thursday 15th - Friday 30th April The Art of Sacred Geometry
Scariff Public Library
A group exhibition entitled 'The Art of Sacred Geometry' will
take place in the Scariff Public Library Exhibition space from
Thursday 15th to Friday 30th April. The term Sacred Geometry
describes geometrical laws which create everything in existence
and this exhibition, comprising mixed media pieces, seeks to
bring to light the wonderful range and beautiful, harmonious
patterns that lie within the fabric of the universe. Free admission.
Thursday 1st April at 4pm Easter Arts and Crafts session for ages 4 to 8
Kilfinaghty Public Library, Sixmilebridge
A free Easter Arts and Crafts session will take
place at Kilfinaghty Library, Sixmilebridge on Thursday 1st
April at 4pm, suitable for ages 4 to 8.
Booking is required, please contact the library on 061-369678.
Thursday, 1st April at 3.30pm Easter Crafts for ages 7-12
Scariff Public Library
Easter themed crafts for children aged 7-12. Free of charge,
no booking required. Telephone 061 922893
March, April & May 2010 ‘Around
the World in 22 Books’ in Shannon Public Library.
The Travel Books Promotion incorporates twenty two especially
selected titles written by established travel writers covering
the four continents.
It is accompanied by a brochure with reviews.
Multiple copies of each title are provided ensuring availability.
Thursday 25 March at 2.15pm - 3pm Teenage Weekat De Valera Public Library
De Valera Library will present a talk from DJ Conor
Quaid of Spin South West Radio. This media careers
talk is aimed towards TY, pre-Leaving Cert and Leaving Cert
students. All are welcome.
Wednesday, March 24th at 3.30pm Easter Crafts and Storytime for ages 4-6
Scariff Public Library
Come and join us in Scariff Public Library for lots of fun on
Wednesday 24th March at 3.30pm. Special Easter Storytime and
Crafts for children aged 4-6. Free of charge, no booking required.
Telephone 061 922893
Wednesday 24 March at 10am Teenage Week at De Valera Public Library
De Valera Public Library will host a 3 hour creative
writing workshop with author Róisín Meaney.
In this interactive workshop, students will work on creating
a story from the opening lines to character profiles, plots
and story settings.
Monday 22 March and Tuesday 23 March at 10am Teenage Week at De Valera Public Library
A Graphic Novel Design Workshop will take place
in De Valera Public Library, Ennis. This is presented by Elida
Maiques who has worked at the creative writing centre Fighting
Words founded by Roddy Doyle in Dublin. The teenagers will work
through two consecutive mornings creating a graphic novel from
scratch.
Friday 12th March at 1.00pm. Seachtain na Gaeilge: Tadhg Mac Dhonnagáin visits
Sean Lemass Public Library, Shannon. Author, actor, scriptwriter and singer, Tadhg Mac Dhonnagáin,
entertains with music, song, rhyme and rhythm as Gaeilge to
celebrate Seachtain na Gaeilge in Sean Lemass Public Library,
Shannon. First, second and third year classes from Gaelscoil
Donnacha Rua, Shannon will attend.
Tadhg was scriptwriter for Ros na Rún, and for the multimedia
Irish Language course Turas Teanga, and compiler of childrens’
rhymes in Irish which he put to music in Gugalaí Gug.
Thursday 11th March at 11.45am
Scéalaíocht do dhaoine óga - Kilfinaghty
Public Library, Sixmilebridge Storyteller and Clare County Library staff member,
Seamus Ryan, will entertain 1st class from Sixmilebridge National
School with stories 'as Gaeilge' to celebrate Seachtain na Gaeilge
which runs from the 5th to the 17th March.
Thursday 11th March at 10.00am Scéalaíocht do dhaoine óga Seachtain na Gaeilge will be marked with Storytime
as Gaeilge by Library assistant Seamus Ryan in Newmarket-on-Fergus
Library.
Children in first and second classes from Newmarket National
School will attend.
Wednesday 10th March Killaloe Public Library will have a storytime
and treasure hunt for nineteen boys aged eight from
Killaloe Boys National School at 10am to celebrate World
Book Day
March 8th – April 9th, 2010 River Deep, Mountain High- Scariff
Public Library
An exhibition of photographic prints by Sally Perkins
The content of the exhibition will include canvas and framed
prints of Landscapes, Seascapes, Woodland & Wildlife and
Traditional Irish Scenes. Covering the West Coast - Clare, Galway
(Connemara) and Kerry (Dingle).
8th March – 28th March Community Games winning Art entries display in Shannon
Public Library.
Winners of the Shannon Area Community Games Art competition
will be displayed in Sean Lemass Public Library, Shannon until
28th March.
5th – 17th March Seachtain na Gaeilge: Irish Language Books in Sean Lemass
Public Library, Shannon.
Display of books in the Irish language during Seachtain na Gaeilge
in Shannon Public Library will interest novice and fluent Irish
speakers.
The Shannon Public Library continuously provides a large stock
of books in the Irish language.
Friday March 5th @ 10 am Seachtain na Gaeilge: Máire Breathnach
visitsMiltown Malbay
Public Library
Actor Máire Breathnach who plays Mó
in Ros na Run on TG4 is visiting Miltown Malbay library to talk
to a class from St. Joseph's Secondary School about her life
and career. This talk will be 'as gaeilge'.
Thursday, March 4th, 2010 World Book Day, Miltown Malbay Public Library To celebrate World Book Day on Thursday, March 4th,
2010, Miltown Malbay public library have invited 6th class pupils
from St. Joseph's National School to come and paint characters
from their favourite books with local artist Rosaleen Henchy.
The paintings will then remain on display in the library for
the month of March.
Thursday 4th March at 1.30pm World Book Day art workshop with Alan Shoosmith, Kilfinaghty
Public Library, Sixmilebridge
6th class from Sixmilebridge National School will visit the
library for a special a special World Book Day art workshop
with Alan Shoosmith. The girls and boys will draw characters
from their favourite books and the artwork will be displayed
in Sixmilebridge library for the month of March.
Wednesday 3rd March World book day event - art session with Alan Shoosmith Killaloe Public Library
World book day takes place on the 4th of March 2010. To celebrate
this occasion, Killaloe Library will have an art session with
Alan Shoosmith on Wednesday 3rd March at 10 am. 17 boys from
Killaloe boys primary school will attend in fancy dress.The
theme for the fancy dress is favourite characters from books.
At 11.30 am we will have 20 boys from Killaloe boys primary
school visiting the library for a storytime session, they will
also be in fancy dress. Prizes will be given for best dressed.
Friday 26th February at 4.00 pm Adult Learners’ Festival, De Valera Public Library,
Ennis.
Screening of the film March of the Penguins.
Thursday 25th February 2.30 pm Adult Learners’ Festival, Local Studies Centre,
Ennis.
Introduction to the Local Studies Centre.
Thursday 25th February 10.00 am - 4.00 pm Adult Learners’ Festival, Kilrush Public Library.
The mobile information unit of the Citizens Information Services
will locate outside Kilrush Library.
Thursday 25th February 10.00 am – 12.00
pm Adult Learners’ Festival, Shannon Public Library.
FAS eCollege tutor available for adults learning and updating
computer skills.
Wednesday 24th February 2.30 pm Adult Learners’ Festival, Local Studies Centre,
Ennis.
Introduction to the Local Studies Centre.
Wednesday 24th February 1.00 pm - 3.00 pm Adult Learners’ Festival, Shannon Public Library.
FAS eCollege tutor available for adults learning and updating
computer skills.
Wednesday 24th February 10.00 am - 4.00 pm Adult Learners’ Festival, Miltown Malbay Public
Library.
The mobile information unit of the Citizens Information Services
will locate outside Miltown Malbay Library.
Tuesday 23rd February at 7.30 pm. Adult Learners’ Festival, Scariff Public Library.
A talk by Richard O’Gorman on organic gardening and the
Organic College in Dromcollogher
Tuesday 23rd February at 4.00 pm Adult Learners’ Festival, De Valera Public Library,
Ennis.
Screening of the film An Inconvenient Truth.
Tuesday 23rd February 10.00 am to 4.00 pm Adult Learners’ Festival, Newmarket-on-Fergus
Public Library.
The mobile information unit of the Citizens Information Services
will locate outside Newmarket-on-Fergus Library.
Monday 22nd February 10.00 am to 4.00 pm Adult Learners’ Festival, Scariff Public Library.
The mobile information unit of the Citizens Information Services
will locate outside Scariff Library.
22nd – 26th February Adult Learners’ Festival, in all library branches.
Display of books dealing with environmental issues.
22nd – 26th February Adult Learners’ Festival, De Valera Public Library,
Ennis.
Showing of a film on Lifelong Learning by the Clare Lifelong
Learning Network, at various times.
22nd – 26th February Adult Learners’ Festival, Clare VEC Adult Education
Department.
Distribution of library information flyers at VEC Festival events.
22nd – 26th February Adult Learners’ Festival, Shannon Public Library.
Information display on education programmes and facilities available
in the Shannon area. Programmes include Back to Education Initiative,
Adult Guidance, Community Education, Basic Education Services,
and more.
Events
Calendar