- Marsh's Library , St. Patrick's Close'da, St. Patrick's Cathedral , Dublin , İrlanda geç Rönesans ve erken Aydınlanma dönemine ait iyi korunmuş bir kütüphanedir.
- The 1707 Act of Parliament that founded Marsh’s library was called ‘An Act for Settling and Preserving a Public Library for Ever’.
- The Benjamin Iveagh Library at Farmleigh is owned by Marshs Library, and managed by the Office of Public Works.
- Marshs Kütüphanesi - Marshs Library. ... Marsh's Library, Dublin'in merkezinde yer almaktadır.
- Marsh’s Library was opened in 1707 and was the first public library in all of Ireland, the library was commissioned by the Archbishop of Dublin; Narcissus Marsh.
- Marsh's Library is the oldest public library in Ireland and houses a collection of rare and interesting books and manuscripts.
- Look for the striking interiors of the library- that still features original fittings and fixtures like shelving and seating.
- Admission is €5.00, or €3.00 for students and seniors, and joint entry tickets to the library and cathedral are available for €11.00.
- You find notes in some of the old books which shows that Marsh used this library like Umberto Eco and unlike some modern collectors of rare books.
- It's always lovely to go sketching in Marsh's Library, just beside Saint Patrick's Cathedral.