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Killyleagh Library to get New Look

Killyleagh Library will be closed from Monday 6^thAugust for repainting and re-flooring to improve the public areas.

We apologise for any inconvenience caused by this temporary closure and look forward to reopening the doors on Friday 24^th August at 10.00am.

Nearby libraries operating as usual include Downpatrick Library (telephone no: 028 4461 2895), Ballynahinch Library (telephone no: 028 9756 4282), Saintfield Library (telephone no: 028 9751 0550) and Comber Library (telephone no: 028 9187 2610).

For details of all NI libraries and opening hours, go to www.librariesni.org.uk

During the library closure, items can also be renewed online at www.librariesni.org.uk with your library membership card and PIN, which is available from library staff. Items can be borrowed from and returned to any library. Library users are encouraged to borrow additional items before this period of closure.

Children are also reminded to enjoy the Titanic Reading Voyage challenge by borrowing lots of library books to keep reading during the temporary library closure.

If you have any further queries, you can contact Marie Gavin, Libraries NI Area Manager, on mobile number 079 6680 1109 or email marie.gavin@librariesni.org.uk

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