Ilac Business Library

Dublin, Ireland

4.5

2 reviews

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+353 1 873 3996
Address:
Ilac Centre Henry Street, Dublin, Republic of Ireland, Dublin 1
South Inner City
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
170 ftParliament Street
180 ftCarnegie Centre (#13, 40, 123)
410 ftLord Edward Street
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2 reviews of Ilac Business Library

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Place rating: 5
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
The Ilac Library not only has a great stock of books and literature, it’s also blessed with a fine microfilm section, which includes editions of all of Ireland’s known and established newspapers; and has a very good archival supply of magazines and business reference material. But perhaps, it’s best facility is its lecture or meeting room, which hosts everything from free lectures, recitals, concerts to the now famous English and Foreign language conversation exchanges from Monday to Thursday evenings. The staff are very efficient, professional, prompt and particularly aware of the needs of foreign students or non-​nationals.
Place rating: 4
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
You’ll find the Ilac Library located in the upstairs of the shopping centre and you’d almost walk past the entrance and not take much notice. However once inside, it is a good resource for the avid book reader or anyone doing research as the library is huge and well stocked. Membership is free an the library card entitles you to take out books in any of Dublin City Councils libraries found throughout the city centre.