📌Please note: Clonmel Library will be closed on Wednesday the 28th of January due to essential electrical upgrades in the area. ✨ Still want to visit? You can still enjoy the library even while our doors are closed to the public! 💻 Online Services 24/7: Don't forget, you can borrow ebooks and audiobooks or manage […]
Come Along for a screening of films from yesteryear followed by tea and biscuits All are Welcome - Films will be chosen on the day
Come Along for a screening of films from yesteryear followed by tea and biscuits All are Welcome - Films will be chosen on the day
New Creative Writing Club at Clonmel Library! ✍ Love writing? Want to share your ideas and spark creativity with others? Join our Creative Writing Club on every 1st & 3rd Wednesday of the month! 📍 Clonmel Library 🕒 Beginning the 4th of February Register now on (052) 616 6130 / clonmellibrary@tipperarycoco.ie
🎨 Art Classes for Teens at Clonmel Library! Unleash your creativity with local artist Marine Kearney in a fun and inspiring workshop series. 📅 Every Monday from 12th January – 9th February (excluding Bank Holiday Monday) 📍 Clonmel Library ❗ Spaces are limited – book now on 052 616 6130/ clonmellibrary@tipperarycoco.ie
This support group, facilitated by a Public Healthy Nurse/Lactation Consultant, provides an opportunity to meet with other breastfeeding mothers and babies for breastfeeding support and to chat about any issues that may arise. The group meets in the exhibition space of Clonmel Library on the Second and Fourth Thursday of every month from 11am to […]
As part of the Tipperary Museum of Hidden History’s lecture series commemorating the 200th anniversary of Anna Grubb and Frederick Close, Clonmel Library will host a special exhibition exploring Quaker life and community in Clonmel during that period. The exhibition will run from 16–28 February, and admission is FREE.
Come Along for a screening of films from yesteryear followed by tea and biscuits All are Welcome - Films will be chosen on the day
Come Along for a screening of films from yesteryear followed by tea and biscuits All are Welcome - Films will be chosen on the day
Historian Clodagh Grubb will present an engaging talk on “The Varied Life of Clonmel Quaker Women in the 18th and 19th Century” at Clonmel Library. 📌 Booking is essential for this event. Please contact: museum@tipperarycoco.ie / 052 6165252 to reserve a space.