Death of the Banshee – Film Screening Tuesday, 19th May 6.30pm Nenagh Library Join us for a special presentation by Bernard O'Connell, featuring the film Death of the Banshee, which tells the fascinating story of rural electrification in Ireland. A great evening for history lovers, film fans, and anyone interested in Ireland’s cultural and technological past. All […]
Staying Safe and Smart Online Nenagh Library Free Bealtaine Event – delivered by ETB Booking essential Call 067 34404 to book Tuesday 19th May 3.00pm – 4.00pm Join us for a practical and accessible workshop offering a guide to smartphones and IT security. Learn how to stay safe, protect your personal information, and use your mobile phone with confidence. […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 every Friday from 10.30-12.30pm to test your Scrabble skills. We welcome new and returning Scrabble members each week! No booking required.
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]