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• Libraries NI Launch Big Summer Read
  66 days, 66 reading adventures, four library visits - One amazing time travel journey! Libraries across Northern Ireland are inviting children of primary school age to take part in this year’s Big Su...
  Type: Web Page Date: 09/07/2025
  
  
• Meet The Author Denise Mina
  What a delight it was to meet crime author Denise Mina recently. She was in Armagh for the John Hewitt Summer School for an interview with Brian McGilloway but very generously agreed to meet up for co...
  Type: Web Page Date: 13/05/2025
  
  
• Writers in our Midst
  There is a vast army of creative writers in our midst, people who have the urge to write, to share their story or to invent new ones. To support their desire to put pen to paper (or fingers to keyboar...
  Type: Web Page Date: 13/05/2025
  
  
• Libraries NI Yarnspinners
  Libraries NI Yarnspinners are regular storytelling events supported by The Armstrong Storytelling Trust which take place in various libraries on a monthly basis between September and May. T...
  Type: Web Page Date: 10/04/2025
  
  
• Word Nerd by Susin Nielsen
  In a world of dark disturbing dystopian teenage fiction this book stands out for its upbeat feeling gentle storytelling and quirky humour. Meet Ambrose Bukowski whose Mum decided he should do distance...
  Type: Web Page Date: 09/04/2025
  
  
• Early Belfast Theatre and performances
  The theatre bills in Alexander Riddell’s collection give a good insight into what a night at the theatre might look like in the 1860s and 1870s. Popular lead actors were given top billing, they usuall...
  Type: Web Page Date: 09/04/2025
  
  
• The Theatre Royal
  Among the many boxes and folders of theatre archives within the library are a set of bill posters from the Theatre Royal. They date from 1867 to 1871 and were collected by Alexander Riddell. They have...
  Type: Web Page Date: 09/04/2025
  
  
• Looking behind the maps
  The earliest and most detailed mapping of Ireland’s townlands is now nearly two hundred years old. In 1824, the Ordnance Survey began its work creating a new series of maps covering the whole island a...
  Type: Web Page Date: 09/04/2025
  
  
• Prof Lilley and Dr Kane the historic mapping of Ireland and place names
  Looking inside the names The landscape of place-names that we see around us in Ireland today span at least a 2000-year history and reflect the various languages spoken in Ireland over the centuries: N...
  Type: Web Page Date: 09/04/2025
  
  
• Irish Servicewomen in WW1
  Dr Barbara Walsh is the author of Irish Servicewomen in the Great War (2020) and has followed up the publication of this book by sharing some of her research data. This takes the form of ‘charts’ for ...
  Type: Web Page Date: 09/04/2025