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Late Opening dates, RCB Library 2010
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RCB Library - Christmas Closures
The RCB Library will close for Christmas on Wednesday 23rd December at 5pm.
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A selection of Dublin Registers will be unavailable for a short period
The following registers of Dublin parishes and chaplaincies have been transferred to the National Archives for digitization and will be unavailable to researchers for approximately four weeks
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Some Dublin Registers will be unavailable for a short period
Some Dublin parish registers will be unavailable to researchers for approximately four weeks while they are digitized in the National Archives.
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Cork Manuscript Deposited in RCB Library
Mr Patrick Quinn, from Co. Galway has, through the good offices of the National Museum of Ireland, deposited on indefinite loan in the RCB Library, a notebook of the renowned Cork antiquary, Richard Caulfield (1823-87), who was Librarian of Queen’s College, Cork.
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Cork Register Published
Last Sunday, after Evensong in St Fin Barre’s Cathedral, the Biishop of Cork, the Rt Revd Paul Colton, launched the twelfth volume in the RCB Library’s parish register series.
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Red Book of Ossory
In response to a local initiative the RCB Library has had the Red Book of Ossory digitized.
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Students from Potsdam visit the RCB Library
Two students, Christiane Arndt and Kristin Laue, from the archives school in the University of Potsdam, Germany, recently visited the RCB Library.
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RCB Library late night openings for 2008-2009
The Representative Church Body Library has published its late night opening schedule for the coming academic term, 2008-2009.
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Important Map purchased by St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin
At a recent auction of books, maps and manuscripts in Bonhams sale rooms in London, St Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin, was successful in securing an important manuscript map of part of the lands of the vicars choral of St Patrick’s in the eighteenth century.