THE Limerick City Library branch will reopen tomorrow at its new home in Barrow House on Michael Street.
This beautiful space, which was formerly Instore Furniture at the junction of Michael and Ellen Street, will be a temporary home for the City Library while the flagship Central Library for Limerick is under construction as part of the Opera Site development.
The library covers two floors with a fantastic range of books, movies and music available for everyone. Free Wi-Fi, public access PCs, and printing/scanning facilities are also available. The first floor includes a dedicated children’s library, activities room and a superb music library for all the non-streamers.
Library membership is completely free, and Limerick Libraries are extending a warm welcome to everyone to visit, join up and experience all the library has to offer.The library will be open from Monday to Saturday from 10am-5pm and until 8pm every Tuesday and Thursday.
Welcoming the announcement, Daniel Butler, Mayor of the city and county of Limerick said: “It is great to see the city library in a brand new home in such a vibrant and central location while we wait for the completion of a new central library for Limerick. I think this will prove to be a very inclusive and popular library for all and I’m delighted to hear that it’s open.”
Executive Librarian, Fiona Ismail added: “We have missed meeting all our regular customers and are looking forward to being open for business again. There is real excitement to have a library back in the heart of the city centre – we just can’t wait to open and we really hope all members of the public enjoy our new library.”
