Breaking News
Cavan Library Service has received a 'Right to Read' award from
Mr Seán Canney TD, the Minister of State at the Department of Rural and Community Development. Right to Read Champion Awards have been presented to local authorities in recognition of their ongoing efforts to support literacy development through the library service.
The Awards, which were hosted by the LGMA at Local Government House in Dublin, were presented to all 30 library authorities in recognition of the support and promotion of literacy skills development through initiatives such as the ‘Summer Stars Reading Programme’ and ‘Spring in to Storytime’.
Cavan County Library Service was represented by Bailieborough Branch Librarian Fiona Burke, who received her award from Minister Canney.
We are SO excited about the upcoming Cavan/Monaghan Science Festival.
Save the Dates!! 9 - 23rd NOVEMBER 2019.
This regional festival celebrates, explores and promotes the wonders of science, technology, engineering arts and maths (STEAM) in our everyday lives and events will take place across the two counties.
This year we are delighted to announce that the Family Fun Day will take place in Cootehill! All roads lead to St. Aidan's Comprehensive School on Saturday 9th November for a fun filled day for all the family that is totally FREE! Don't miss this great opportunity to celebrate the wonder of STEAM!
The annual Children’s Book Festival helps spread the enjoyment of books and reading among children and families, authors and illustrators, teachers and librarians all over Ireland. Cavan Library Service has been organising Children's Book Festival events for many years and as support of the festival is a central tenet of the Right to Read initiative, this programme will continue to be a central focus for years to come. This October we will welcome authors and storytellers to Cavan Libraries to perform for primary school children so don't be surprised if your child comes home with a tall tale or two!!