Library Resource Lending

Public libraries lend audiobooks to library members.

Public libraries lend books to library members.

Public libraries may lend computer games to library members.

Public libraries may lend DVDs to library members.

Public libraries may lend foreign language novels, non fiction books and audiobooks to library members.

Library members may request specialised items through the inter library loan system that are not available in the Irish public library system.

Public libraries lend Irish language novels, non-fiction books and audiobooks to library members.

Public libraries lend language learning packs to library members.

Public libraries may provide block loans of library resources to schools, groups and organisations.

Library members can reserve items that are out on loan or borrow books from another library in the Irish public library system.

Public libraries may lend literacy resources such as reading schemes, high interest low level readers and flashcards to library members.

Public libraries may lend magazines to you if you are a library members.

Public libraries may lend music CDs to library members.

Public libraries may provide music libraries which offer CDs, records, musical instruments and sheet music for borrowing as well as online and reference resources to promote an appreciation of all types of music.

Public libraries may lend education resources on special education issues such as dyslexia, autism spectrum disorder and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) to library members.

Public libraries may lend resource material such as flash cards, big books, photocopiable material and reading schemes for an extended period to teachers and schools who are library members.