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NOTICE: Library reopens in this Kildare town. File photograph
A busy library has finally reopened in one County Kildare town.
Kildare County Council's Library Service has said that it is "delighted" to announce that Newbridge Library has reopened at its temporary location in Liffey Lodge, Naas Road, Newbridge (W12 CP82).
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Most services will remain available at the temporary location, including access to public computers, printing and photocopying, along with our full lending collections of books, DVDs and games.
However, it should be noted that due to the building’s smaller size, there are no dedicated study spaces at present.
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