Clare Libraries

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We are the public library service in County Clare. We have 15 libraries throughout the county with a local studies centre and administrative HQ based in Ennis.

TOM CREAN - IRELAND'S UNSUNG HERO Lecture by Michael Smith 📍De Valera Library, Ennis 🕛TUESDAY 14 OCTOBER AT 6.30PM Michael Smith is an acclaimed author and historian specialising in Polar exploration. Suitable for both adult and young adult audience. Supported by Creative Ireland.

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History Week / Seachtain na Staire 2025 Celebrate the history of Clare with a week of free talks, exhibitions and events taking place from 4-10 October at Clare Libraries. Pick up a copy of the programme of events from your local library or follow the link below👇 clarelibraries.ie/projects/his...

History Week 2025 — Clare Libraries

History Week Programme Saturday 4 – Friday 10 October 2025 Programme available here Saturday 4 October 10.30am-2pm   Writing Workshop. What’s…

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Clare County Librarian, Helen Walsh and Executive Librarian, Michael Talty speak to Alan Morrissey on Clare FM’s Morning Focus at De Valera Library,Ennis about services and upcoming events at Clare Libraries. Curator of Clare Museum, John Rattigan joined with updates from Clare Museum.

The Clare FM outside broadcasting van outside the front of De Valera Library, Ennis on a bright sunny day.BildBildBild

De Valera Library, Ennis – Thurs 3 July We were honoured to welcome: • Minister of State Jerry Buttimer (Rural, Gaeltacht & Transport) • Joe Cooney TD • Cllr Paul Murphy, Cathaoirleach of Clare County Council • Cllr Mary Howard, Mayor of Ennis • Gordon Daly, Chief Executive, Clare County Council

Group photo taken outside De Valera Library, Ennis, featuring (from left to right): Cllr Paul Murphy (Cathaoirleach of Clare County Council), Cllr Mary Howard (Mayor of Ennis), Minister of State Jerry Buttimer (Rural, Gaeltacht & Transport), Joe Cooney TD, Gordon Daly (Chief Executive, Clare County Council), Dolores Meaney (Senior Executive Librarian), and Úna Kelly (Senior Executive Librarian). The group of seven stand in front of a white wall outside De Valera Library, Ennis. Part of the building's rear entrance is visible on the right.A photograph of the interior of De Valera Library, Ennis. Cllr Mary Howard (Mayor of Ennis), Minister of State Jerry Buttimer (Rural, Gaeltacht & Transport), Gordon Daly (Chief Executive, Clare County Council) and Cora Gunter (Senior Executive Librarian) look at an open book. The background features large windows and bookshelves.Cllr Mary Howard (Mayor of Ennis), Minister of State Jerry Buttimer (Rural, Gaeltacht & Transport), and Cllr Paul Murphy (Cathaoirleach of Clare County Council) standing inside a Cubbie at De Valera Library. The Cubbie is an immersive multi-sensory space designed to reduce anxiety and enhance focus. Programmes last 5 to 15 minutes and consist of colours, images and music.The group visit the offices at Library HQ. The space includes desks, computers, books, and two white cabinets with glass doors in the background.