Libraries

Libraries in Northern Ireland receive funding from the Department for Communities.

Libraries in Northern Ireland cannot afford to buy any new books

Barclays will close another 14 branches in the UK

Barclays confirms more high street branch closures across the UK

A rare first edition 1996 Bloomsbury publication of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone purchased from a library for pennies is set to fetch up to £5,000 at auction.

Harry Potter book bought for 30p turns out to be worth £5,000

World Book Day is on March 2

World Book Day is on the way!

Moira Barratt, Fujitsu delivery executive, Jim O’Hagan, chief executive of Libraries NI and David Clements, client director Fujitsu NI are pictured signing a new contract worth £27million over a seven-year period to deliver modern and innovative IT services to Libraries NI

Libraries NI and Fujitsu announce new £27m strategic partnership

Libraries NI has 87,412 overdue items registered on their system

Amnesty for Northern Ireland readers in possession of 87,412 overdue books

The Carnegie Library, Lurgan

THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: Andrew Carnegie to be awarded freedom of the City of Belfa...

Online elation as 20,000 people join LibrariesNI as a virtual member since lockd...

Magee Ulster University campus

Ulster University reveals full opening plans - but ‘would resume many on-campus ...

Revealed - the most borrowed books of the year. Have your favourites made the li...

Digital libraries experience a surge in membership amid lockdown

Boris Johnson ordered the public to stay at home during a TV broadcast on Monday night (Getty Images)

Here's everything you need to know about new coronavirus restrictions as UK ente...

Pictured launching Digital Learning Day are Angela McCartney, Communities Executive, Business in the Community’ Jim O’Hagan, Chief Executive, Libraries NI and Leslie Smyth, Digital Inclusion Comms Manager Enterprise Shared Services at Department of Finance

Digital Learning Day aims to help people get online