National Library of Ireland / Leabharlann Náisiúnta na hÉireann
Museums, Historical Sites, and ZoosDublin, Ireland51-200 Employees
The National Library of Ireland is a Dublin-based national repository that collects, preserves, and makes accessible Ireland’s documentary and intellectual record, supporting broad access to the nation’s recorded knowledge. It includes the Office of the Chief Herald and the National Photographic Archive, and it offers public access to its collections free of charge, with a Reader’s Ticket required for most material. Books are not lent, and reading occurs in dedicated reading rooms. The library provides a copying service and can supply digital images, prints, and photocopies of many items. Its services target researchers, students, and members of the public seeking access to Ireland’s documentary heritage, complemented by exhibitions and events for all ages. Recent developments include collaborations with other national libraries under the Across These Islands initiative and the launch of a Photographer-In-Residence program in partnership with the Environmental Protection Agency, along with ongoing inclusion efforts for autistic visitors.
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