Pupils from the Armstrong Primary School gave their approval to the change which has been made to four of the Library’s display cabinets. The cabinets were reduced in height and now give much more viewing possibility to the items on display. The Library is keen to make children and adults feel welcome and we hope that this change, along with the addition of the Braille translation of the information leaflet, goes some way to achieve that.
Armagh Public Library has launched its next temporary exhibition, entitled ‘The Age of Female Authors: Women Writers in the 18th Century’ which will run until the end of March and will coincide with this year’s International Women’s Day. […]
Exhibition launch The Library’s latest temporary exhibition ‘The moral of the story is… The legacy of Aesop’s Fables in Armagh Robinson Library’ was launched by Dr John Curran of Queen’s University Belfast and Ms Helen […]
The Book of Armagh is a priceless manuscript written by the monastic scribe, Ferdomnach, in Armagh around the year 807 AD. In 1913 it was reproduced in a limited edition of 400 copies. To mark […]
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