- 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.
- Ordered by Archbishop Narcissus Marsh in the C18th, Marsh’s Library stands today a priceless trove of knowledge, literature and history.
- Marsh's Library is Ireland's oldest public library. Built right next to Saint Patrick's Cathedral, this library has been home to an impressive collection since...
- Founded in 1707, Marsh’s Library holds some 25,000 books and 300 manuscripts, and is the oldest public library in Ireland.
- Marsh's Library is the oldest library in Ireland, and it has a colourful past, with many famous visitors. Here, you'll find all you need to know in 2022.
- Marsh's Library, in Dublin City, is a beautifully preserved building and is one of the few in Ireland still used for its original purpose.Bulunamadı: marshs
- I did a interhip in Marshs Library in summer 22' and it was amazing. The library is really a hidden germ in Dublin. For me, it's a must visit for everyone!
- The Benjamin Iveagh Library at Farmleigh is owned by Marshs Library, and managed by the Office of Public Works.
- It also has an impressive double main reading room, a strong room with eight locks, and an additional four rooms containing a reference library and rare books.
- Marsh’s Library welcomes visitors of all ages and backgrounds. Visitors are asked to pay an entrance fee of €7, with €4 for students and senior citizens.