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PROGRAMME OF EVENTS AUTUMN 2015

22nd – 30th August 2015

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DUBLIN CITY PUBLIC LIBRARIES

HeritageWeek

Foreword

Dublin City Libraries and Archives is delighted to present its programme of events for Autumn 2015.

Each year, throughout all our services, we aim to deliver programmes that contribute to the educational, cultural and heritage life of our City, and I am pleased to say that our plans for Heritage Week do exactly that.

Among the many interesting talks, walks and workshops we’ll bring you back to Mount Street Bridge to examine the momentous events of 1916; we’ll go back in time to the Dublin suburbs looking at how Dubliners earned their crust; we’ll take to the stage with Jimmy O’Dea, and we’ll learn of the horrors of the 1915 Western Front through the words of Dubliners themselves.

National Heritage Week is part of Europe Heritage Days and Ireland participates with 40 other countries in celebrating industrial and design heritage.

This year is also ID2015 – Year of celebrating Irish Design. The library programme has a strong strand looking at design – industrial, graphic, architectural, and fashion, celebrating design now and in the past.

This is a diverse programme, with something for children, for lovers of music and drama, for those looking to develop their own business and for those who are interested in the business of the past - I’m sure we have something for everyone throughout the City – enjoy!

Margaret Hayes Dublin City Librarian

Visit Dublin City Libraries on the Web: www.dublincitypubliclibraries.ie

ALL EVENTS ARE FREE BOOKING IS ADVISED

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BALLYFERMOT LIBRARY

T. 6269324, E. [email protected]

Tuesday 25th August at 10.30am

PAGES OF BOOKS, PATTERNS OF SOUL Join visual artist Liubov Kadyrova for an introductory workshop on creating your own book. Your individual design can be inspired by personal experience, memorable life events or your own short story. Places limited, booking required.

Wednesday 26th August at 6.30pm

BATTLE OF MOUNT STREET BRIDGE Historian Ronan Stewart relates the dramatic series of events as rebel volunteers fought with British soldiers at environs of Mount Street Bridge. For several hours on 26th April 1916 a handful of rebel volunteers fought off hundreds of British soldiers, inflicting heavy casualties upon them. However recent evidence has suggested that there may be another side to the events of that day. This talk will explore what happened, separating myth from fact.

BALLYMUN LIBRARY


Monday 24th August at 2.30pm

NATIONAL PRINT MUSEUM: IRELAND’S LETTERPRESS PRINTING HERITAGE

An introduction to the work of the National Print Museum hosted by Gretta Halpin, Education Officer. Learn about how the Museum’s mission is to preserve Ireland’s Letterpress Printing Heritage for future generations. This will

be followed by an interactive demonstration of letterpress printing using the museum’s Outreach Pop-up Print Shop.

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CABRA LIBRARY


Thursday 27th August at 6.30pm

WALKING THE ROYAL CANALThis illustrated talk covers 225 years of the Royal Canal's history, from its origins in 1789 through all its phases to the present day. Local Historian Peter Clarke will discuss some of the major figures associated

with the development of the canal and how the economic and social history of certain areas of the city were shaped by the canal’s fluctuating fortunes.

CENTRAL LIBRARY



THE GPO – 200 YEARS OF HISTORYToday the GPO maintains its traditional role as the chief post office of Ireland, as well as being an enduring symbol of freedom and a place of commemoration. Stephen Ferguson, Assistant Secretary of An Post, presents an illustrated talk tracing the story of this famous building and the people who have played an integral part in its history.


TASTE IN HIGH LIFE: DINING IN THE DUBLIN TOWNHOUSEThis lecture will focus on fine dining in Georgian Dublin. Dr. Alison Fitzgerald, NUIM will consider the range of goods from porcelain to silverware needed to make 'the grand figure' during a period associated with unprecedented levels of choice in the market for luxury goods.

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CHARLEVILLE MALL LIBRARY



AN INTRODUCTION TO THE ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE OF DUBLIN NORTH CITY From a small town of less than 10,000 inhabitants, Dublin expanded hugely from 1610, date of the first map of the city, to 1800 by when it was the sixth largest city in Europe. In his talk William Cumming OPW, will focus on the north side of the city, where much of the development took place on the former lands of St Mary’s Abbey. It is the story of an eighteenth century Celtic Tiger.

COOLOCK LIBRARY


STEPPING INTO HISTORY: THE ICONIC BUILDINGS THAT SHAPE DUBLIN’S PAST AND PRESENT In bringing together the story of some of Dublin’s most important landmarks, the audience is brought on a journey through the social, political and cultural history of the Irish capital. Dr. Lisa Marie Griffith is the author of Stones of Dublin; a History of Dublin in Ten Buildings.

DONAGHMEDE LIBRARY



LILY AND LOLLY - YEATS AND HIS SISTERSLily and Lolly is a new work of theatre that looks at the life of poet W.B. Yeats through the eyes of his sisters Lily and Lolly Yeats. Through storytelling, poetry and song, Lily and Lolly explores the relationships within this incredibly artistic family.

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DRUMCONDRA LIBRARY



IRISH BOOK COVERS FROM THE 1930’S AND 1940’S An illustrated talk by Niall McCormack on design work by graduates of Harry Clarke and Austin Molloy's classes at the Dublin Metropolitan School of Art.

FINGLAS LIBRARY



WORKING LIFE IN FINGLAS; SHARED STORIES AND MEMORIESA look at the industrial past, including Merville/Premier Dairies and Gateaux. An evening of sharing memories and stories of working in Finglas in times gone by. If you have old photos or records, feel free to bring them along on the night. In association with Finglas Historical Society.

INCHICORE LIBRARY



ARCHITECTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE OF KILMAINHAM AND INCHICOREArchitect Peter Keenahan will describe the design features and history of some of the most recognisable buildings and landmarks in Dublin 8 area. Also discover interesting facts about the design of some hidden gems in this historical area.

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MARINO LIBRARY



LIFE AND TIMES OF JIMMY O’DEA A talk about the life and times of one of Dublin's greatest performers and entertainers from theatre, radio, TV and film. Telling the story of the stars of stage and screen he worked with and showing rare photos, memorabilia, TV and film clips from the O'Dea Collection.

The talk is given by Conor Doyle, Theatre Royal Historian and Godson of Jimmy O'Dea.

PEARSE ST. LIBRARY



CONNECTIONS Fashion Designer Adelle Hickey draws upon a narrative to create a visual atmosphere. Her garment designs bring us on a journey through time and place using photography and mono-print techniques.


BIRDS OF DUBLIN BAY BIOSPHEREThis illustrated talk will focus on the exciting birdlife to be seen in all parts of Dublin Bay throughout the year from Brent Geese and waders, like Oyster catchers, in winter to the breeding terns in summer. The talk discusses the ecology of these birds, their migration and the conservation measures needed to ensure that Dublin Bay remains of international importance for birds.

Richard Nairn is a writer and ecologist and was the first Director of IWC BirdWatch Ireland.

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PEMBROKE LIBRARY


Tuesday 25th August at 6.30pm

WB YEATS; A REVEALING PERSPECTIVE ON JAMES JOYCEW.B. Yeats was a great poet and a great Irish Patriot. Author and biographer Anthony Jordan relates how Yeats, the older poet supported the younger writer, Joyce, whom he admired greatly. He recognised Joyce's genius and when he set up The Irish Academy of Letters, he invited Joyce to join.

PHIBSBOROUGH LIBRARY



WALKING THROUGH HISTORY, FROM GARDEN OF REMEMBRANCE TO THE URBAN VILLAGE OF PHIBSBORO

Peter Clarke takes you on a journey from the Garden of Remembrance at Parnell Square, through the City Basin, on to the old Royal Canal branch line at Broadstone, ending at the urban

village of Phibsborough. This illustrated talk explores the history of the area from the 18th century to the present.

RAHENY LIBRARY


Monday 24th August from 10.30am to 12.00pm

FAMILY HISTORY AND GENEALOGY ADVICE SESSIONAlways wanted to carry out some research into your family tree but not quite sure where to start? Why not attend this drop-in session to receive some practical tips and advice from genealogy experts.

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RATHMINES LIBRARY



GENERAL JOHN MAXWELL AND 1916 RISINGThis talk will discuss why General Sir John Maxwell decided to execute the leaders of the 1916 Rising. It will examine his career and service to the Empire, including his war record while serving in Egypt. The talk will look at his relationship with British Minister for War, Lord Kitchener, and his fate after the executions backfired and helped Ireland on the road to revolution.

Tuesday 25th August at 6.30pm

STORIES FROM THE GREAT WAR Dr. Mary Clarke, City Archivist, presents a factual account of Irish people's experience at the Great War with particular reference to Royal Dublin Fusiliers' Archive and the Monica Roberts Collection. This presentation will give an overview of the Royal Dublin

Fusiliers Archive, under various headings including the Western Front; the Eastern Front (including Gallipoli); the Home Front; post-First World War; and – unexpectedly – India and Pakistan.

RINGSEND LIBRARY



ARCHITECTURE OF DUBLIN’S TOWNHOUSES; CONVERGENCE OR DIVERGENCE? A recurring theme in music and literature, from The Commitments to Ross O Carroll-Kelly, Dublin’s north-south divide has been a backdrop to city life and discussion. But where and when did this apparent rivalry begin and how did the city’s townhouse architecture contribute to it? Presented by Michelle Doyle.

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TERENURE LIBRARY



FOUNTAINS OF DUBLINFountains have been celebrated since time immemorial as being symbols of life, renewal, wealth and purity. Local historian and author Gary Branigan describes some of the most famous, infamous and lesser known fountains of Dublin’s Fair City.

WALKINSTOWN LIBRARY



LAW AND ORDER IN DUBLIN 1916 Sgt. Paul Maher of An Garda Historical Society provides a revealing insight to policing issues and law and order enforcement in Dublin set against the backdrop of 1916 Easter Rising.

EXTERNAL VENUES

Event 1: Wide Street Commission Talk in City Hall

Talk: ‘Shaping the city: the maps and drawings of the Wide Streets Commissioners from 1757 to 1849’ by Dr. John Montague, Assistant Professor, College of Architecture, Art and Design, American University of Sharjah

Date: Monday 24th August at 1.10pmVenue: Council Chamber, Dublin City Hall, Dame Street, D2 Admission Free: No booking required. Seats on first come, first served basis.

Event 2: Walking tour: ‘Dublin City and the Wide Street Commissioners’A guided tour with Dr. John Montague and Dr. Charles Duggan focusing on the work of the Wide Street Commissioners in shaping the buildings and streets of Dublin City. Organised in conjunction with DCC Heritage Office and DCC Community Section.

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Time: Monday 24th August at 2.30pm - 3.30pmMeeting Point: Main Entrance to Dublin City Hall, Dame Street, D2Booking Essential: T. 674 4806 E. [email protected]

FORTHCOMING EVENTS

T. 674 4999 E. [email protected]

Commencing in September 2015

LORD MAYOR’S CERTIFICATE IN LOCAL STUDIES The Lord Mayor’s Certificate in Local Studies is offered by Dublin City Council as part of its commitment to life-long learning. The course examines the local dimension of Ireland’s past and is presented in a lively and accessible manner. The course will appeal to people who have an active interest in local history and who would like to research a particular topic for a dissertation. Classes are held on Tuesday evenings to facilitate attendance by a broad range of people.

Commencing in September 2015, the course will be taught at Dublin City Library and Archive, 138-144 Pearse Street, Dublin 2. The closing date for applications is 5.00pm on Friday 4 September 2015.

For an application form and more information, please contact T. 674 4999 E. [email protected]

Commencing in September 2015

LORD MAYOR’S CERTIFICATE IN ORAL HISTORYThe Lord Mayor’s Certificate in Oral History is offered by Dublin City Council as part of its commitment to life-long learning. The course will equip participants with skills in the preparation and conduct of oral history projects, including best practice in the collection and archiving of oral history interviews. It examines the wealth of recorded oral narrative sources in Ireland in both oral history and folklore. Classes are held on Monday evening to facilitate attendance by a broad range of people.

Map to Dublin City Library & Archive

Dublin City Library & Archive, 138—144 Pearse Street, Dublin 2

BURSARIES

Dublin City Council will offer two Bursaries in part-payment of fees for students taking the Certifi cate in Local Studies at Dublin City Library & Archive for the academic year 2015-2016. Persons employed by Dublin City Council or employed by the public service are not eligible for these Bursaries. For further details, e-mail [email protected] or visit our web-site www.dublincity.ie Closing date for applications for Bursaries is 5.00 p.m. on Friday 28 August 2015.

PRESENTATION OF CERTIFICATES

A ceremony for presentation of Lord Mayor’s Certifi cates in Local Studies 2015 – 2016 will be held in December 2016.

LORD MAYOR’S PRIZE

Students taking the Certifi cate in Local Studies at Dublin City Library & Archive 2015 – 2016 will be eligible for the Lord Mayor’s Prize, which is awarded for the best dissertation submitted by that class. The Lord Mayor’s Prize will be presented during the ceremonial presentation of Certifi cates in December 2016.

LOCAL ALUMNI GROUP

Students who have completed the Lord Mayor’s Certifi cate in Local Studies will be eligible to join the Local Alumni Group, which has been in operation at Dublin City Library & Archive for some years. Membership of this group is free of charge. Evening meetings are held on the fi rst Thursday of the month. Members give papers based on their research in a supportive setting; outings are arranged from time to time.

COURSE TIMETABLE

The course will be held on Tuesday evenings from September 2015 until April 2016: 5.30 - 8.00pm

2015 201615 September 2015 6 January 201622 September 2015 13 January 201629 September 2015 20 January 201613 October 2015 27 January 2016 20 October 2015 3 February 201627 October 2015 10 February 2016 3 November 2015 17 February 2016 10 November 2015 24 February 201617 November 2015 3 March 201624 November 2015 10 March 20161 December 2015 24 March 2016 8 December 2015 31 March 201615 December 2015 6 April 20169 December 2014 14 April 2016 16 December 2014 21 April 2016

Three of the above Tuesday evening sessions, on 6 October 2015, 1 December 2015 and 3 February 2016 will consist of visits to archives services to explore source materials at fi rst-hand. In addition, there will be two full-day fi eld trips on two Saturdays, dates to be scheduled by consultation between the Class Tutor and the course participants.

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Dublin City Public LibrariesLeabharlanna Poiblí Chathair Bhaile Átha Cliath

2015—2016

CERTIFICATE IN LOCAL STUDIES

presented during the ceremonial presentation of Certifi cates in December 2016.

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Dublin City Library & Archive, 138—144 Pearse Street, Dublin 2

FEES

• The fee is Euro 500 payable by cheque or bank draft made out to Dublin City Council. Receipts will be issued for all cheques/bank drafts received. The course is subsidised by Dublin City Council; fees charged are essential to cover teaching expenses.

• NOTE: In order for the course to proceed, a minimum of 12 participants will be required. If the course does not proceed, cheques/bank drafts will be refunded.

• An upper limit of 16 participants will apply. Applicants will be given places on a fi rst-come, fi rst-served basis, subject to receipt of completed application form and cheque or bank draft for fees made out to Dublin City Council.

• Please note: At present, tax relief is not allowed by the Revenue Commissioners in respect of fees paid for a one-year course of duration under 100 hours. Fees paid in respect of the Certifi cate in Oral History are not therefore eligible for tax relief.

BURSARIES

Dublin City Council will offer two Bursaries in part-payment of fees for students taking the Certifi cate in Oral History at Dublin City Library & Archive for the academic year 2015-2016. Persons employed by Dublin City Council or employed by the public service are not eligible for these Bursaries. For further details, e-mail [email protected] or visit our web-site www.dublincityarchives.ie Closing date for applications for Bursaries is 5.00 p.m. on Friday 28 August 2015.

PRESENTATION OF CERTIFICATES

A ceremony for presentation of Lord Mayor’s Certifi cates in Oral History 2015-2016 will be held in December 2016.

LORD MAYOR’S PRIZE

Students taking the Certifi cate in Oral History at Dublin City Library & Archive 2015-2016 will be eligible for the Lord Mayor’s Prize, which is awarded for the best oral history research project submitted by that class. The Lord Mayor’s Prize will be presented during the ceremonial presentation of Certifi cates in December 2016.

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Lord Mayor’sCERTIFICATE inORAL HISTORY

In association with the University of Limerick

Dublin City Public LibrariesLeabharlanna Poiblí Chathair Bhaile Átha Cliath

CERTIFICATE IN ORAL HISTORY

2015—2016

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Commencing in September 2015, the course will be taught at Dublin City Library and Archive, 138-144 Pearse Street, Dublin 2. The closing date for applications is 5.00pm on Friday 4 September 2015.

For an application form and more information, please contact T. 674 4999 E. [email protected]

TERCENTENARY OF DUBLIN’S MANSION HOUSE

Dates: Every Tuesday evening from 22 Sept to 3 November Venue: The Oak Room, Mansion House, 6.30pm

To mark the 300th anniversary of the Mansion House, and the 350th anniversary of the election of Dublin’s first Lord Mayor, Sir Daniel

Bellingham, Dublin City Library & Archive has organised a series of talks about various Lord Mayors in the Mansion House. Speakers include Peter Costello (on ‘The Municipal Joyce’), Dr. Jack McGinley (Frank Cluskey) and Helen Litton (Caitlin Bean Ui Chleirigh, Dublin’s first woman Lord Mayor).

Admission free but booking essential: T. 674 4806 E. [email protected]

IRISH DESIGN 2015

Irish Design 2015 is curating a year-long programme of national and international events with the goal of increasing awareness of the value of design to everyone, from individuals and businesses to the public sector. The Business and Information Centre has organised a series of talks to mark this programme.

Monday 31st August 1.30pm - 2.30pm 'Starting Your Own Fashion Label’ with fashion designer Jennifer Rothwell.

Tuesday 1st September 6.30pm - 8.00pm ‘Patents, Designs, Trademarks and Copyright’ a presentation hosted by the Patent Office.

Wednesday 9th September 1.30pm - 2.30pm 'Reuse and Recycle: Preventing Waste’ with Joanne Rourke, Community Reuse Network.

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Booking recommended at the Business Information Centre, Central Library. T. 873 3996 E. [email protected]

MUSIC LIBRARY AUTUMN PROGRAMME

Thursday 27th August at 1pm

LILY AND LOLLY: YEATS AND HIS SISTERS Lily and Lolly is a new work of theatre that looks at the life of poet WB Yeats through the eyes of his sisters Lily and Lolly Yeats. Through storytelling, music and song, Lily and Lolly explores the relationships within this incredibly artistic family.

Thursday 10th September at 1pm

LUNCHTIME RECITAL WITH SHIRA BRADY (CONTRALTO) AND LORNA BREEN (SOPRANO) Featuring selections from Handel, Schubert, Brahms and others (accompanist to be confirmed)

Lorna and Shira are currently furthering their studies under the tutelage of Mary Brennan, Royal Irish Academy of Music.

Lorna is a 21 year old Soprano from Co. Wicklow who is currently in her final year of a degree in Music Performance (Vocal Studies). Lorna has appeared in the RIAM productions of ‘Ormindo’, ‘The Cunning Little Vixen', ‘Jepthe' and The Magic Flute. In March 2014, Lorna performed as the Soprano Soloist in Mozart’s Missa Solemnis in C major and Missa Solemnis in C minor.

Shira Brady was educated in Scoil Nathí and Coláiste Íosagáin and is a graduate of Trinity College Dublin. She has studied voice at the Dublin Conservatory of Music over a ten year period and is currently is the Cantor in Booterstown Church and a member of a “Bel Canto” Singing Group.

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Thursday 17th September at 1pm

MR GERSHWIN MEETS SCOTT JOPLIN AND FATS WALLER, GIANTS OF RAGTIME AND STRIDE PIANO Colm “Stride” O’Brien (on Piano) performs the works of Ragtime and Stride Piano Legends Scott Joplin, George Gershwin, and Fats Waller. Tributes to Hoagy Carmichael and “The Ballroom of Romance” will be highlights of this Lunchtime event.

Colm (www.colmstrideobrien.com) is Ireland's leading exponent of Ragtime Piano, performing regularly in the UK and USA. Venues include the prestigious Scott Joplin Festival in Missouri, USA, the Cork Jazz Festival and his upcoming performance in November in the National Concert Hall.

Thursday 8th October at 1pm

LUNCHTIME RECITAL WITH AILEEN CAHILL AND GAVIN BRENNAN ON PIANO AND SAXOPHONE Aileen Cahill and Gavin Brennan met at the Conservatory of Music DIT in 2011 and have performed as a duo since. This year, they were awarded a prestigious chamber music residency with ConTempo Quartet.

Their programme includes works from Takashi Yoshimatsu, Philip Glass and Denis Bédard, among others.

Aileen Cahill completed her B.A. and Masters in Solo Piano at the Royal Irish Academy of Music under Anthony Byrne and John O’Conor. Continuing her studies at the Conservatory of Music DIT, she graduated with a Masters in Piano Accompaniment in 2011. Currently the resident organist at Avila Retreat Centre, Aileen also teaches piano at the Artane School of Music.

Gavin Brennan recently completed a BMus Performance degree at Conservatory of Music DIT. He obtained 1st Class Honours and was awarded the Gold Medal for Excellence in Performance. Previously nominated for Irish Young Musician of the Year, Gavin is continuing his studies on the Royal Irish Academy of Music’s Masters programme.

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Friday 23rd, 30th October and 6th November at 1pm

THE LANGUAGE OF MUSICWhen asked the question ‘Is there meaning to music?’ Aaron Copland, replied “Yes”. When asked the follow - on question, ‘can you state in so many words what that meaning is ?’ he answered “No. Therein lies the difficulty”.

Music is a language which expresses emotion and feelings. In this series of three talks, Michael Grant will trace the development of this language, from the musical notation system in the 9th century (written down for the first time through the Baroque, Classical and Romantic periods) to the present day. Illustrating with examples of works by composers who pushed the existing boundaries without regard for contemporary rules of musical grammar, Micheal will briefly analyse some of these composers’ works, to aid further listening.

Wednesday 28th October 2 - 4pm

SONGWRITING WORKSHOP FOR YOUNG ADULTS Are you a budding songwriter ? Would you like to learn more about lyrics and melody ? Shelley Buckspan will provide tips and guidance in this fun and creative workshop.

Suitable for young teens aged 12+ years, workshop limited to 15 participants.

An American/Israeli singer, songwriter and performer, Shelley has been part of the Irish music scene since 1986. Her recent projects includes an album of original Northern Soul and Ska with The Supertonic Sound Club, plus work on her solo album.

All events are free Booking is essential at 8734333 Ext 5 or email [email protected]

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START UP. START HERE: START OR GROW YOUR BUSINESS

Start Your Own Business Autumn Programme 2015 in association with the Dublin City Local Enterprise Office.

This programme is a series of six free lectures during September and October 2015. It is aimed at those contemplating self- employment and those in need of guidance and expertise in all aspects of starting and developing a business in Ireland.

Further details: Contact Business Information Centre , Central Library. T. 873 3996 E. [email protected]

CAREER DIRECTION AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME Business Information Centre, Central Library.

The Business Information Centre runs this series of free lectures, practical interactive workshops and Information and Advice Stands throughout the year to assist jobseekers gain first time employment, change careers, find worthwhile opportunities to use existing skills and talents and to appreciate the personal worth of volunteer work while actively seeking employment.

Talks scheduled for the autumn programme :

Thursday 13th August 2015 1.30pm - 2.30pm‘ Getting to the Top of the Pile: How to Stand Out in a Competitive Jobs Market’ with Cormac Spencer, Link Personnel.

Tuesday 22nd September 2015, 2.00pm - 3.00pm ‘The Winning Mind- set’ A workshop for Jobseekers with Ebun Joseph, Training and Employment Officer BITC ( Business in the Community)

Tuesday 10th November 2015 1.30pm - 2.30pm Career talk with Rowan Manahan, career management specialist and author.

Booking recommended at the Business Information Centre, Central Library. T. 873 3996 / 873 4333 E. [email protected]

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CHILDREN’S ART IN LIBRARIES - AUTUMN PROGRAMME

Dublin City Council Arts Office and Dublin

City Public Libraries are delighted to present a wonderful Children’s Art in Libraries programme for Autumn 2015.

The programme will take place in branch libraries across the city and will include visual art, creative writing, music and animation workshops.

In 2015, The Children’s Art in Libraries Programme will present Ludo a specially commissioned Children’s Art in Libraries exhibition created by artist Aideen Barry. Originally commissioned for the exhibition ‘Nine’ 2013 at the LAB, Dublin, Ludo is a ‘world’ constructed out of coloured origami paper in a wall type installation inhabited by little creatures that interact via projections on the wall creating a magical effect that engages children of all ages.

Ludo will be further developed specifically for the Dublin City Library context this Autumn and will be exhibited in tandem with a programme of workshops that will encourage children to explore and respond to this imaginative piece of work.

Contact [email protected] and [email protected] for further details from August onwards.

LAUNCH OF DUBLIN CITY LIBRARY & ARCHIVE ONLINE DATABASES

Wednesday 26 August at 5.30pmA range of databases, totalling over 5 million records, has recently been published on Dublin City Council’s website where it can be accessed free of charge: visit databases.dublincity.ie The databases are useful for genealogy, local history and social history and will be formally launched during Heritage Week with

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demonstrations. Speakers will include the noted genealogist John Grenham (Dublin City Electoral Rolls); Dr. Mary Clark (Dublin Directory 1647-1706) and Ellen Murphy (Index to minutes of Dublin City Council). The Director of the National Archives, John McDonough, will also be present.

Admission Free: booking not required

EVENTS IN SEPTEMBER

CULTURE NIGHTVisit one of the following branches to explore, experience and enjoy what they have to offer as part of Culture Night on Friday 18th September

DRUMCONDRA LIBRARY

Open 6.00pm – 9.00pm Join Emer and her Vroom Town team for family storytelling session at 6.15pm

From 7.15pm, relax and listen to Kiruu, a multi-instrumentalist whose music is interactive and his sound varies from slow indie to stomping swing and everything in between, sung in different languages ( English, Swahili, Spanish and French).

For further details, T. 837 7206 E. [email protected]

DUBLIN CITY LIBRARY AND ARCHIVE, PEARSE STREET

Open 6.00pm – 9.00pm

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Ardú is an exciting vocal ensemble based in Dublin, who will perform from 6-7pm Ardú will perform an eclectic mix of repertoire on Culture Night, incorporating music from their ‘America Nova’ programme, a selection of sacred music and debuting arrangements from their forthcoming album.

At 8pm classical guitar duo Luke Tobin and Gerard Boyle will perform a World Dance Music session. Arranged for two guitars, there will be a full programme available at the recital.

MARINO LIBRARY

Open 6.00pm – 9.00pm Scéalaíocht i mBéarla agus i nGaeilge le Róisín Murphy a bheidh ar siúl ag 6.15pm

Taitneoidh an t-imeacht seo leis an gclann uilig, idir óg agus aosta. I measc na scéalta ón mBéaloideas beidh Oisín agus Tír na nÓg, Bean na Mara agus, ar ndóigh, Fionn Mac Cumhaill agus an Bradán Feasa.

Dual language storytelling session with Róisín Murphy commencing at 6.15pm Appealing to all the family, enjoy some Irish Folklore Tales such as Oisín agus Tír na nÓg, The Sea Woman and The Salmon of Knowledge.

At 7.30pm join filmmaker Joe Lee as he talks about his award winning documentary Fortune’s Wheel. Joe will discuss the incredible story of Bill Stephens, a Fairview lion-tamer in Dublin in the 1950’s. Hear how one of his lions escaped onto crowded streets in November 1951 and the love story of Bill and his partner Mai from East Wall, so central to this engaging documentary.

Fortune’s Wheel Winner of The Dublin Film Critics Circle Award for Best Irish Documentary at the Jameson Dublin Film Festival 2015

For further details, T. 833 6297 E. [email protected]

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DUBLIN FESTIVAL OF HISTORY The third annual Dublin Festival of History will take place from 25th September until 10th October 2015 with a series of lectures taking place in Dublin Castle Printworks from 25th-27th September. And this year a new Family and Children’s programme has been added to the Festival.

Join the mailing list to keep informed of the upcoming events: www.dublinfestivalofhistory.ie

EVENTS IN OCTOBER

CHILDREN’S BOOK FESTIVAL The Children’s Book Festival is a nationwide celebration of children’s books and reading, held every year during October. To celebrate the festival, Dublin City Libraries will host a programme of events through our branch libraries. We are planning visits by authors and illustrators, storytelling sessions and creative writing workshops. Your favourite author may be visiting a library near you so please check our website for schedule updates.

For further information check www.dublincitypubliclibraries.ie T. 674 4842 E. [email protected]

CITY HALL LECTURE SERIES: THE IRISH COLLEGES IN EUROPEThe popular series of City Hall Lunch-time Lectures returns each Tuesday in October at 1.10pm-1.50pm Admission is free of charge, on first served, first come basis. The Irish Colleges in Europe provided a focus for the Wild Geese on the Continent and there will be talks on the colleges in Rome, Louvain and Salamanca. This series has been arranged by Dublin City Archives in partnership with the Irish Jesuit Archive. Doors open from 12.30pm.

For full programme details, please email [email protected] T. 01 674 4997

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LEARN TO USE THE INTERNET WITH DIGITISE THE NATION

Would you like to send email, skype your family abroad and get the best value through the internet?

This Autumn, you can avail of a free introduction to the internet presented by an experienced tutor for 2 hours per week over 4 weeks.

Please contact Library Development at 674 4842 from September for library locations.

This course is provided by Digitise the Nation and is funded by Department of Communications, Energy and Natural Resources under Benefit IV funding.

NEW HOME ENERGY SAVING KIT FROM YOUR LIBRARYDublin’s energy agency Codema has developed a Home Energy Saving Kit which will be available to borrow free-of-charge from a number of Dublin city library branches by the end of this year.

The Home Energy Saving Kit contains six key tools to help the public carry out a mini energy audit of their home; a radiator key, an energy monitor for electrical appliances, a temperature and humidity meter, a laser temperature gun and a fridge/freezer thermometer.

This is the first scheme of its kind to be introduced into Ireland and is modelled on a similar initiative that was rolled out very successfully by the South Australian government.

The Home Energy Saving Kit has been developed as part of Codema’s involvement in the Ace project, which receives European Regional Development Funding through the INTERREG IVB NWE programme.

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FOOD AS MEDICINE CONFERENCE DAY 2

Saturday 10th October 9.30am – 4.30pm In association with the Edward Worth Library, day 2 of the international Food as Medicine conference ( day 1 takes place in the Worth Library ); followed by the launch of the online searchable version of Dr. Edward Worth’s Dissertatio Medica 1701 ( his medical thesis ), which is held in the Gilbert Library.

For further information please contact Dublin City Library & Archive. T. 6744999 [email protected]

EVENTS IN NOVEMBER

LOCAL HISTORY DAY

Saturday 7th November 9.30am – 4.30pm Local History Day is a full day event in which new research on local history topics is presented. The day will include

talks on the old market in Patrick Street, Dublin; the last voyage of RMS Lusitania and the Irish historic towns atlas, Dublin part III, 1756-1847.

For further information please contact Dublin City Library & Archive T. 674 4999 E. [email protected]

SCIENCE WEEK

8th to 15th November Science can help us to answer the what, the why and the how, while also posing new questions. Science Week Ireland aims to make science more interesting and accessible

to children and adults alike. It highlights how science, technology and engineering are hugely relevant to us all in our everyday lives, lead to interesting and exciting career options and develop creativity in our children.

Dublin City Libraries will run an extensive Science Week programme of events through all our branches.

For further information check www.dublincitypubliclibraries.ie or contact: The Development Office, Dublin City Libraries T. 674 4842

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DUBLIN BOOK FESTIVAL The Dublin Book Festival from 12 - 15 November offers four days of readings, public interviews, debates, book launches, workshops and more. The festival celebrates Irish published authors across the whole range of genres, from comedy and literary fiction, business, cookery and children’s, to poetry and Irish language events.

Dublin City Libraries are delighted once again to feature a children’s and schools programme. This year selected libraries will host visits by favourite authors including Brian Gallagher, Rod Smith and Judi Curtin. It promises to be a festival of words and ideas, laughter and imagination.

For more details, please contact T. 674 4842 E. [email protected]

AN AFTERNOON DOWN THEATRE’S MEMORY LANE

Dublin City Library & Archive Wednesday 18 November at 2.00pm

An introduction to some of the rich holdings kept by the Irish Theatre Archive. Dr. Mary Clark will speak about ‘Micheál and Hilton still in Dublin’; Ellen Murphy will talk about ‘The archives of the Storytellers Theatre Company’ and Conor Doyle will deliver his well-loved presentation on ‘Dublin’s Theatre Royal’.

Admission free but booking essential: T. 674 4806 E. [email protected]

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EXPLORE YOUR ARCHIVE

SEMINAR : SOURCES FOR 1916 RISING AT DUBLIN CITY LIBRARY & ARCHIVE:

Full day seminar to be held on Tuesday 17 November from 10am-4pm at Dublin City Library and Archive, 138-144 Pearse Street, D2 focusing on material relating to 1916 Rising

held at Dublin City Library and Archive. Collections featured will include eye-witness statements, Jacob’s Biscuit Factory Archives, newspaper collections, and the Monica Roberts Collection. This event is being organised in conjunction with Explore Your Archive’ campaign which is an initiative of the Archives and Records Association of Ireland and UK which aims to raise awareness of archives, their value to society and the impact they have on individual lives.

For full programme details: contact T. 674 4997 E. [email protected]

EXHIBITIONSPress Photographers Association of Ireland Photographer of the Year 2015 Exhibition.

The exhibition is a collection of the 110 best photographs taken by Ireland’s press photographers and submitted for

the ‘Press Photographer of the Year Awards 2015’, which took place in January 2015. The collection of photographs

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capture all elements of Irish life; politics, nature, social, the arts … images that capture history.

The Press Photographers Association of Ireland, is a not-for-profit, volunteer lead organisation comprised of the best photographers in Ireland. It is dedicated to the encouragement of members and promotion of press photography, and seeks to engage the public in the work of Ireland’s photographers.

With over 2,000 entries from press photographers across the country to consider, all of a very high standard, difficult decisions have to be made by the judging panel each year. The judges award first, second and third place in each of nine picture categories which are: Arts and Entertainment, Nature and the Environment, News, People and Daily Life, Politics, Reportage, Sports Action and Sports Feature. Of the 27 category winners, one photographer is chosen as the overall winner and named ‘Press Photographer of the Year’.

Visit www.ppai.ie to find out more about Ireland’s press photographers, previous years’ winning and highly commended images, and individual photographer’s work.

The exhibition will be on display at Ballyfermot, Central and Walkinstown libraries. Please check with each library for details of exact display dates and viewing schedule.

BYMIER ART GROUP EXHIBITION Bymier is a community residence that first opened in 1986 within the North Dublin Mental Health Services.

The aim of Bymier is to promote each individuals personal Journey towards Recovery, empowering Hope and Healing to people who have been labelled with mental health issues.

All who attend Bymier are encouraged to participate in groups/activities facilitated by staff including art class every Tuesday, facilitated by Marie Fallon. This art class has brought great enjoyment and increased confidence for so many participants.

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Over the last few years the class has created a great volume of excellent artwork and Raheny Library is delighted to showcase this work in a local setting.

The exhibition runs for the month of October showcasing the Art students work.

For further information T. 831 5521 Email. [email protected]

THE NATIONAL COLLECTION OF CHILDREN’S BOOKS (NCCB)

The National Collection of Children’s Books (NCCB) is a two-year interdisciplinary and inter-institutional project (Church of Ireland College of Education and Trinity College Dublin), funded by the Irish Research Council, which will examine children’s books collections in five libraries: the Church of Ireland College of Education, the National Library, Dublin & Irish Collections Pearse Street, St Patrick’s College, Drumcondra, and Trinity College Dublin. As part of the project a colourful exhibition will be held in the Conference Room, Pearse Street from 14 September to 14 November 2015, in which samples of the rare and beautiful items from the different collections will be displayed.

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DUBLIN REMEMBERS THE FUNERAL OF O’DONOVAN ROSSAA new exhibition in City Hall marks 100 years since the funeral of Jeremiah O’Donovan Rossa, the Fenian leader and revolutionary who lay in state in City Hall for four days.

On display in City Hall from Saturday 1st August until the end of October 2015, “The Funeral of O’Donovan Rossa” exhibition contains images, newspaper articles and ephemera from the Dublin City Library & Archive, Pearse Street.

Curated by Dublin City Public Libraries as part of Dublin City Council’s Decade of Commemorations Project, the exhibition also includes footage of the funeral from Mise Eire which shows the statues in City Hall draped in black for the occasion. An audio recording of actor Bryan Murray reading Patrick Pearse’s famous oration at the graveside accompanies the footage.

Admission is free to The Funeral of O’Donovan Rossa Exhibition at Dublin City Hall.

Opening hours: Monday – Saturday: 10.00am – 5.15pm

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