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Is féidir iarratais a dhéanamh anois ar Scéim na Scoláireachtaí Gaeltachta Chomhairle Chontae na Mí 2024. Suíomh : Ar fud an chontae Is é an dáta deiridh d’fhoirmeacha iarratais ná Dé hAoine 26 Aibreán 2024 ag 5:00 i.n. Sonraí iomlána agus an fhoirm iarratais thíos Applications can now be made...

Spring into Storytime is a national story-time initiative in public libraries that runs during the month of April. It celebrates the importance of families reading together and sharing stories. During April, libraries nationally will be championing children’s story-time sessions, and Meath Libraries invite children and their parents/carers to join in...

Ireland Reads, a celebration of reading, is back for 2024

The Traveller Roots and Routes Manual was launched in January 2024, following the successful Traveller Genealogy project of 2019.

This week Meath County Librarian Ciarán Mangan received edition number 65 of Grief’s Broken Brow , a letterpress book containing commemorative poetry and art inspired by archival material from the War of Independence and the Civil War.

Meath County Council Library Service recently installed the Scéal Trail as a fun way to bring together the enjoyment of reading, a love of the outdoors and some physical activity.

Fiona Lawless, Chief Executive of Meath County Council wishes to advise that Solstice Arts Centre will be undertaking the management duties of the new Theatre at Trim on behalf of the Council.

Meath Library Service is delighted to be running the Summer Stars Reading Programme 2023 from Monday, June 12 to Saturday, August 26. This free nationwide children’s reading programme takes place in all the public libraries and online each summer.

An outdoor exhibition about how the internet and social media are shaping the way we read information is on view at Enfield Community and Enterprise Hub. The Glass Room Misinformation Edition Exhibition is a joint project by Meath County Council Library Service, IFLA (International Federation of Library Authorities) and Tactical...

A sod turning ceremony to mark the start of the works on Trim Library and Cultural Centre took place on Tuesday afternoon led by the Minister for Rural and Community Development, Heather Humphreys TD and supported by Damien English TD, Minister of State for Business, Employment and Retail, Cathaoirleach of...

Did you know that as a member of MCCLS, you can access the Touch-type Read & Spell (TTRS) course for free? TTRS is a multisensory, structured, online typing course which assists students to learn at their own pace. In addition to developing typing skills, TTRS is designed to benefit students...

Copies for sale in all Meath Libraries €10