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- Marsh’s Library is renowned for its impressive collection of historic books and manuscripts but the building is also an intriguing example of Irish architectural heritage.
- The library was constructed next to the Archbishop’s Palace (now the former Kevin Street Garda station) over the years of 1701-1703.
- I did a interhip in Marshs Library in summer 22' and it was amazing.
- Founded in 1707, Marsh’s Library holds some 25,000 books and 300 manuscripts, and is the oldest public library in Ireland.
- Even though it is the oldest Library in Ireland, it has been magnificently preserved through its three amazing centuries in Dublin.
- One of the few centuries-old buildings in Ireland still used for its original purpose, Marsh’s Library opened its doors in 1707.
- Ireland’s oldest library dates back to 1707 and is one of the last 18th-century buildings in Ireland still used for its original purpose.
- Did you know that Marsh’s Library in Dublin was Ireland’s very first public library?
- Located in St Patrick’s Close near to the cathedral, Marsh’s Library is Ireland’s oldest public library, and is a must see for all book-lovers visiting Dublin.
- Built right next to Saint Patrick's Cathedral, this library has been home to an impressive collection since 1701.
