Opening Hours
Branch:
Monday: 10 am to 1.30 pm & 2.30 pm to 5.30 pm
Tuesday: 10 am to 1.30 pm & 2.30 pm to 5.30 pm
Wednesday: 12.30 pm to 5.00 pm & 6 pm to 8 pm
Thursday: 10 am to 1.30 pm & 2.30 pm to 5.30 pm
Friday: 10 am to 1.30 pm & 2.30 pm to 5 pm
Public PC’s:
All our Public PC’s shut down automaticaly 10 minutes before the branch closes.
No new sessions are allowed from 20 mintutes before the branch closes.
Phone: 0505 22032
E-Mail: roscrealibrary@tipperarycoco.ie
Branch Information
Public PC’s:
- A valid library card and PIN number are needed to access the public PC’S
- PC useage must be paid for at the self service kiosk or from your Library Top Up account.
- €0.50c for a 25 min session
- Sessions may be extended in 15 minute periods if there are sufficient funds on your account and if the PC is available.The charge for these extended periods is €0.30 cents
- The maximum time allowed on the PC is 4 hours over a 24 hour time period
- The maximum time allowed in one continous session is 2 hours
- Installed on each PC are Microsoft Office and Open Office
- The PC’s can read USB memory sticks, CDs, DVDs and SD memory cards
- It is possible to print in both colour and in black and white ( A4 only )
- It is possible to scan documents ( A4 only )
Remote Printing:
- EMAIL:
roscreabwa4@printspots.com for A4 Black & White
roscreacola4@printspots.com for A4 Colour - UPLOAD:
Go to this web address and upload the file http://www.printeron.net/tpl/roscrea - PrinterOn APP
Download the PrinterOn app and select where you wish to collect your printing
Free WiFi
- A valid library card and PIN number are needed to access the Wifi.
Roscrea Library has a dedicated space that is used by a variety of community groups. This facility is used as an exhibition space, a meeting room and a performance venue.
Examples of those who use this space are:
- Artists,
- Sculptors,
- Photographers,
- Schools,
- Art Group,
- Knitting Group,
- Tidy Towns Committee,
- Author visits,
There is seating room for up to 25 people.
Knitting Circle:
Every Wednesday night, 7 – 8.30 pm. All are welcome.
Art Group:
Contact the Library for details.
Irish Conversation Group:
Contact the Library for details.
Roscrea Library
Birr Road,
Roscrea,
Co. Tipperary
Eircode: E53 N129
Phone: (0505) 22032
E-Mail: roscrealibrary@tipperarycoco.ie
Disabled Parking Space
Wheelchair accessible
Wheelchair accessible toilet
Hearing Induction Loop
Recommended Resource
Roscrea Through The Ages , ‘Roscrea’s Historical Memories Website’ , is a fantastic resource for anyone with an interest in Roscrea. Updated regularly , it also has a very popular Facebook page.
Online Services
Universal Class is an online education service designed specifically for use by members of public libraries and has a growing catalogue of over 500 courses.
Our online services eLanguage platform will be changing shortly in line with National Policy.
Mango Languages will be discontinued and will be replaced by Transparent Languages Online in February 2020.
Our online services international newspaper platform will be changing shortly in line with National Policy.
ProQuest will be discontinued and will be replaced by Press Reader in February 2020
Vision-net gives you immediate online access to information on every Irish and UK company registered. It provides you with access to the original documents that companies have filed in the Companies Registration Office. You can click on any C.R.O document (filed since 1998) and a scanned image of the actual filed document will appear on your screen which you can then print, view or save.
JSTOR is an interdisciplinary collection of journals and other materials. It contains more than 70 titles, including journals with moving walls between 1 and 5 years and ceased journals from the 18th,19th, and 20th centuries.The content is international in scope, and also provides a rich focus on Ireland.
The IRISH NEWSPAPER ARCHIVE is the world’s largest online database of
Irish Newspapers from which it is possible to search, retrieve and view Ireland’s past in the exact format it was published. Membership allows access to the most comprehensive and complete Irish newspaper archive available.
The IRISH TIMES ARCHIVE is a complete reproduction of every page of The Irish Times from 1859. Every issue published is now available to view exactly as it was printed. It is easily searchable using key words or dates and articles can then be printed off or downloaded to your computer.
