- Learn how Ireland's oldest public library came to be and uncover the household names who studied there with our history of Marsh's Library, Dublin.
- A library in Dublin that most people overlook. Marsh’s Library in Ireland is just as worth seeing as the Book of Kells in Trinity College.
- Marsh's Library is the oldest public library in Ireland and houses a collection of rare and interesting books and manuscripts.
- Though visitors tend to flock to see the Book of Kells, less make the journey down to Marsh’s Library, the atmospheric home to nearly 25,000 rare books.
- In this episode of Talking History, we're finding out about the history of the first public library in Ireland, Marsh's Library in Dublin, from caged readers...
- Photo taken at Marsh's Library by Wouter O. on 6/16/2018. See all 50 photos. ... marshs library dublin •.
- Founded by the wonderfully named Narcissus Marsh, the Archbishop of Dublin, in 1701, this library is still much today as it was in the archbishop’s time.
- Heraghty, Michael (2013), Marsh’s Library, Choose Ireland – Dublin (Electronically accessed 07/11/2013) http://chooseireland.com/dublin/marshs-library/.
- "This caged library, founded in 1701, is the real thing. Unlike Trinity College's Long Room, which is largely for show these days, Marsh's Library is still functioning."
- The collection, purchased from the Cronin family in 1995, is conserved at the Delmas bindery at Marsh’s Library in Dublin.