Update – 23th December 2020
Library Branch Services
In line with the national move to Level 5 restrictions libraries are closed until further notice.
During this time, online services will still be available.
Please contact your local library authority or consult their website homepages to find out what is happening in your area.
Contact details and web links can be found here - https://www.librariesireland.ie/find-your-local-library
Reserves
Unfortunately, reservations on the library catalogue are unavailable until further notice.
Overdue Books
With regard to items you have on loan, there is no need to worry. All items will be automatically renewed. Additionally, there are no late fines. We will be delighted to see you and your books back in our branches when we open again. Please contact your local Library Authority for local arrangements.
Online Resources
If you have a library card you can start reading e-books and listening to e-audio books straightaway, as explained here. If you don't have a library card, read on!
Library Cards Expiring
We have renewed all library cards that were due to expire in the near future so hopefully that won’t be a problem. If your card has expired please contact your local library authority or email: encoresupport@dublincity.ie
New members
Due to the disruption of library services by Coronavirus (COVID-19), you do not need to visit your local library to join before being able to use online services listed at https://www.librariesireland.ie/elibrary
Just fill out the online form. You'll get a temporary library number and you can set up a library PIN. With those, you'll be able to access the online services at www.librariesireland.ie/elibrary straightaway.
PINs
We have also received enquiries from borrowers who don’t have or can’t remember their PIN. You'll find instructions on how to create or reset your library PIN here.
If you have any queries or difficulty logging in or problems with your registration or PIN, please be sure to open a ticket or email: encoresupport@dublincity.ie and a member of the support team will do their best to get you up and running as soon as possible. You can also contact your local branch by email– they will do their best to help you.