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We’re happy to announce that we have gained the Fáilte Ireland Safety Charter

Marsh’s Library was caught up in the momentous events of the Irish revolution.

Why not make a miniature book? 

  Dr Nora Moroney tells us of some exciting finds in our library at Farmleigh House.

  In a spirit of optimism for the future, we have awarded 9 Maddock Research Fellowships.

Joel W. Herman has been awarded the A. C. Elias, Jr., Irish-American Research Travel Fellowship for 2021

Explore this gorgeous exhibition of rare maps

Our intern Sarah Lengers describes what she discovered about women visitors to Marsh’s

Dr Nora Moroney’s work on our Benjamin Iveagh collection was highlighted

Take our personality quiz and find out which character you are from the library’s history!

As the new Assistant Librarian at Marsh’s I will be working on the records for the Stillingfleet Collection

Congratulations to Dr. Nora Moroney who has been awarded a two-year post-doctoral fellowship to study our Benjamin Iveagh Library at Farmleigh House in the Phoenix Park.

Congratulations to Dr Tina Morin of the University of Limerick on her recently-announced Irish Research Council award.

Another puzzle for you to do! Try our Imperial Map of China!            

a new digital version of our very popular doodles exhibition

Explore Joyce’s reading in Marsh’s Library, which he visited in 1902.

A peaceful puzzle to do at home!

A selection of books on China

Explore Bram Stoker’s reading in this digital exhibition.

These books exist in only one copy in the world: ours.

We are very proud of our Hebrew and Yiddish books…

1,185 books.  That is how many items went missing from Marsh’s Library

These beautiful bookbindings are a testament to one man’s labour of love

Around 1743, the library paid £20 for this dictionary which links Latin, English, and Irish (Gaelic).

Z3.5.21 is a 16th-century commonplace book.

    Thanks to our good friend Matt Cashore at the University of Notre Dame for these photos.