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County Library, Tallaght

County Library, Tallaght

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Contact 

County Library, 
Parthalán Place, 
Tallaght, 
Dublin D24 TNP8

Tel: +353 1 462 0073 

Area Manager: Liz Corry
Branch Managers: Emma MacDonald/Michelle Leamy
Library email: tallaghtlibrary@sdublincoco.ie

If you wish to join the mailing list to be notified of news and events from this branch, please email tallaghtlibrary@sdublincoco.ie

Opening Hours

Monday to Thursday: 9.45am - 8.00pm  
Friday and Saturday: 9.45am - 4.30pm

Closed on Saturday and Monday of Bank Holiday Weekends. 

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How to Get Here

The library can be reached by bus or by the LUAS. 
The LUAS red line terminus (Direction: Tallaght) is located on Blessington Road between the Square Shopping Centre and the rear of the County Library. For routes, timetables and fares information see www.luas.ie.
Any bus routes that go to Tallaght Hospital or to The Square Shopping Centre serve the library including 27, 49, 54a, 65, 75, 76, 76a and 77a.  For details of routes, timetables and fares, see the Dublin Bus website.

About Us

County Library Tallaght is a light filled, spacious and customer-orientated building which boasts the following facilities:

Tech Room: with state of the art tech/PCs, music equipment, 3D Printer etc.
Large Conference Room for outreach events
Local Studies ResearchLibrary for South Dublin County:  holds over 10,000 items including books, newspapers, periodicals, maps, and photographs  
Two large exhibition spaces
Study spaces 
The Loft - a dedicated space for young adults

We offer a wide and varied range of outreach activities including:

Toddler Mornings (Wednesdays at 10.30am)
English Conversation Sessions (Monday - Thursday 11.30am - 1.30pm)
Senior Cycle Programme - designed to support secondary school students/parents and teachers (including inspirational speakers/study skills sessions, free maths grinds with Project Sums and more) 
TTT Programme - aimed at assisting children with additional needs/their carers and professionals in the field