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Carrickmacross Library have two different book club meetings per month. Thursday 11am-12pm and Monday 6-7pm. New members are always welcome so contact the library on 042 9661148 if you wish to join.

Monaghan Town Library Book Club takes place on the first Monday of every month from 6.30 – 8pm.

If you’ve thought about joining a book club why not come along and see what it’s all about. You’ll meet new people, read interesting books and get to talk to other book lovers – what could possibly be better than that!

The Schools’ Collection, an important component of the National Folklore Collection, UCD, contains the folklore material recorded by pupils between 1937 and 1939.

This beautiful collection of local history and folklore tales had, up until recently until recently, only been available to view on Microfilm in Clones Library, but now it is available for the world to see and we would highly recommend taking some time to browse through these wonderful copy books.

You can find the complete collection at www.duchas.ie or if you prefer to go straight to the Monaghan Schools you will find them at www.duchas.ie/en/cbes/MU

 

Assistive Toys for Special Needs is an inclusive, integrated initiative that supports Monaghan County Library Services overall aim of ensuring provision of access and delivery of services to meet the needs of citizens with more significant needs.

This new service is designed to compliment the quality of life services for children and adults by offering the loan of these special toys and books. The toys listed in the catalogue can be accessed through the library service branches in the county and can be borrowed or utilized by simply joining the library. Parents, carers and occupational therapists can assist the child or adult in the borrowing process. Parent/teacher can borrow an item for up to 3 weeks.

This initiative has been funded by the National Disability Funding initiative through Monaghan County Council Access Officer, in consultation with Monaghan SNAP.

Visit your local library and ask a member of staff to view the catalogue.