Join storyteller Steve Lally to hear about Irish Mythology and Fairy stories.
Suitable for children from 6-11 years.
Please book to secure your place on 053 919 6760.
Should you require any supports to fully participate in this event, please contact the Librarian.
Parents and Children @ Wexford Library
As part of Heritage Week 2019 we are delighted to welcome storyteller Steve Lally to Bunclody Library.
Call in and hear about Irish Mythology.
Storyteller Steve Lally will entertain children with Irish folklore and mythology.
#Heritage Week for Children
We're excited to have TEKcentral here again for another round of our summer coding program!
This 4 week program will cover TinkerCAD which is a 3D design tool and Scratch 3.0 interfaced with Micro:bit.
Making a will - something we all should do, something we all mean to do, but, something we never seem to get around to doing.
Many of us don’t understand the implications of not having a will and dying intestate and others are put off or intimidated by the thoughts of making a will.
Brian Boydell’s entertaining memoir Rebellious Ferment, focuses on the earlier part of the life and career of one of Ireland’s best-known 20th-century classical composers, broadcaster and often outspoken advocate for music and the arts in Ireland.
It presents a unique insight into musical and artistic life especially in the early 1940s.
#Heritage Week
We have a 4 week coding course for Children aged 7+ here in Bunclody Library during August.
Coding is a basic literacy in the digital age, and it's important for kids to understand – and be able to innovate with the technology around them.
Baby Rhyme Time takes place in Enniscorthy library every Thursday at 11am. Suitable for babies and children from 0 to 5 (preschool), parents, careers and grandparents, however all ages welcome.
Thursday 22nd August we will have a theme of Old McDonald - Come along and join in the fun!
The Normans are coming!
In this art workshop participants will be creating their own Bayeux Tapestry, one of the Normans’ most famous and prized historical artefacts.
#Heritage Week
Coding will continue here in Enniscorthy Library:- Thurs 1st, 8th, 15th and 22nd August from 4pm - 5pm.
Children must be available for all 4 classes. Parents must remain in the library for the duration of the class.
Suitable for 8-12 year olds.
In this illustrated talk about books in their various forms Réiltín will discuss book structures from across the world and from the past.
There will also be a discussion of the design and techniques in making books over the past 1000 years and a brief look at Artists' books.
#Heritage Week
The art of the Celts is generally associated with ornamental artistry that is comprised of repetitive patterns, spirals, knots, foliage, and animal forms.
Celtic art is essentially easy to identify because of these recognizable features.
Join Jeremy Hill for his lecture in Enniscorthy library.
This is a free event and all are welcome. Book your place. Phone Enniscorthy library 0539236055
The period 1917–1923 was marked by political violence and upheaval in Ireland, ending in partition and independence for 26 of its 32 counties.
2019 is the one-hundredth anniversary of the installation of the Madonna window in Bride Street, Wexford.
The Madonna with Saints Aidan and Adrian (1919) that is set in the South wall of the Church of the Assumption, Bride Street, Wexford, is one of the rare windows that Clarke worked on in its entirety.
Before there were games consoles there was plenty to do.
Join Martina and Barbara for this craft workshop in which we will explore some activities that helped children pass the time.
#Heritage Week for Children
Join us on New Ross Library beach where the sun always shines for Susan’s summer beach party storytime!
Stories, games, craft and fun for children aged 7 and under to enjoy.
Is your child taking part in the Summer Stars Reading Adventure?
Do they need some extra help with their reading or encouragement?
Join us in Bunclody Library for a throwback afternoon of fun as we launch our Family Games Club on Saturday 10th & 24th of August from 3.00pm - 5.00pm.
