We have a recorded 1133 signatures in our visitors book during April 2013.  This is total of 4938 visitors for the year so far, this is half the number of…

We are delighted to be involved in St. Patrick’s Cathedral’s up and coming tercentenary celebrations of Jonathan Swift becoming Dean of the Cathedral.  Events start Tuesday 4th June and continue…

Today we welcomed transition year students from St. Patrick’s Cathedral Grammar School, who came to film the library and some of its printed contents for a project they are completing…

Photographer Roseanne Lynch, who lectures in Crawford CIT, came to the library with her amazing camera

The first gallery of the library with the portrait of Archbishop Marsh

There are three elegant wired alcoves at the end of the Second Gallery

Reading and  research in Marsh’s Library

The Benjamin Iveagh Library was recently donated to Marsh’s Library by the Guinness family.

Educational activities: writing with a quill!

Our collections span eight centuries

We are delighted that Irish Script On Screen  (ISOS) is hosting a digital reproduction of this manuscript. 

Second-Level Students! Recreate some ancient chemistry experiments and win €500 for your school

The elephant dissected by Allan Mullen after it unfortunately burnt to death in a fire in Dublin in 1681

The first naming system for the features of the moon

This masterclass was organised by Professor Ruth Whelan of NUIM in collaboration with Marsh’s.

    Thanks to our good friend Matt Cashore at the University of Notre Dame for these photos which he took when he was in town recently for the big game.    

The two talks organised by St. Patrick’s Festival 2013 at Marsh’s were a great success.

Lynda Mulvin, Director of the MA in Art History in UCD, brought her class into Marsh’s yesterday. She was able to give a lecture using our books as reference. Some of…