FULLY BOOKEDIf you wish to put yourself on the reserve list please call:067 34404 DIY / Home Maintenance Workshops Nenagh LibraryBooking essential Phone: 067 34404 Join Paul Carew for a welcoming, hands-on DIY course designed to build confidence, creativity, and practical skills you can use at home. Thursdays: 7th, 14th, 21st & 28th May 10.30am – 12.30pm […]
Nenagh Active Retirement Association Active Retirement Ireland Mission: “Active Retirement Ireland will reach out to all older people to stop loneliness through friendship and support” – Mission Statement, Active Retirement Ireland Strategic Plan ( https://activeirl.ie/ari-mission/) We are a local social group that meets every fortnight in Nenagh Library. We organise information sessions about topics that […]
Exhibition from the ESB Archives from Wednesday 6th May Curated by Bansha native and retired ESB employee Bernard O’Connell, this fascinating exhibition from the ESB archives offers a chance to revisit the earliest timesaving electrical devices found in Irish homes from the 1940s to the 1990s. Call into Nenagh Library to view this wonderful collection […]
Join us at Nenagh Library this May to experience the vibrant work of Lisa Gedigk. Originally from Berlin and a resident of Ireland for over 30 years, Lisa is a master craftswoman with six decades of experience in knitting and crochet. This "colourful collection" offers a glimpse into Lisa’s lifelong passion for her craft. Now […]
Love Scrabble? Join Us Every Friday! in Nenagh Library Put your word skills to the test at our weekly Scrabble group in Nenagh Library. Every Friday 10.30am - 12.30pm Nenagh Library We welcome both new and returning players each week. Whether you're a seasoned Scrabble champion or just looking for a fun way to spend your morning, we'd […]
Exhibition from the ESB Archives from Wednesday 6th May Curated by Bansha native and retired ESB employee Bernard O’Connell, this fascinating exhibition from the ESB archives offers a chance to revisit the earliest timesaving electrical devices found in Irish homes from the 1940s to the 1990s. Call into Nenagh Library to view this wonderful collection […]
Join us at Nenagh Library this May to experience the vibrant work of Lisa Gedigk. Originally from Berlin and a resident of Ireland for over 30 years, Lisa is a master craftswoman with six decades of experience in knitting and crochet. This "colourful collection" offers a glimpse into Lisa’s lifelong passion for her craft. Now […]
Exhibition from the ESB Archives from Wednesday 6th May Curated by Bansha native and retired ESB employee Bernard O’Connell, this fascinating exhibition from the ESB archives offers a chance to revisit the earliest timesaving electrical devices found in Irish homes from the 1940s to the 1990s. Call into Nenagh Library to view this wonderful collection […]
Join us at Nenagh Library this May to experience the vibrant work of Lisa Gedigk. Originally from Berlin and a resident of Ireland for over 30 years, Lisa is a master craftswoman with six decades of experience in knitting and crochet. This "colourful collection" offers a glimpse into Lisa’s lifelong passion for her craft. Now […]
Reminiscing with Jimmy Duggan Nenagh Library Join us for a warm and engaging Bealtaine event as we spend a morning sharing memories and stories with Jimmy Duggan. Monday 18th May 11.00am Jimmy is a former teacher with a strong interest in history and heritage, and this relaxed session invites conversation, reflection, and shared memories in a […]
Biodiversity Week Event The Theory and Practice of Home CompostingWith Mike Holden Monday, 18th May 1:00 PM Nenagh Library Join environmental facilitator Mike Holden for an engaging and practical session on home composting as part of Biodiversity Week (18th–24th May). Mike’s talk will include a PowerPoint presentation showing different types of home composting systems, along with real-life […]
Exhibition from the ESB Archives from Wednesday 6th May Curated by Bansha native and retired ESB employee Bernard O’Connell, this fascinating exhibition from the ESB archives offers a chance to revisit the earliest timesaving electrical devices found in Irish homes from the 1940s to the 1990s. Call into Nenagh Library to view this wonderful collection […]