Friday, 7 February 2020

Cork County Council Mobile Library Service

Cork County Council
 Mobile Library Service 
Bringing more than books to you!

Visiting rural communitiesacross 7500 sq km of Cork County
From Ardgroom to Araglen & Kilbrittain to Kildorrery…
Cork County Library’s service is delivered through a network of 25 branches and 4 mobile libraries, located across the county. User-friendly, it is there to inform, entertain and educate. The library service provides the community with a comprehensive range of material for information, study and recreation, as well as access to a growing number of online resources.  
Library membership is free and open to all. 
The mobile libraries deliver a library service to rural communities that do not have access to our branch library service.
The mobile libraries carry a wide range of adult and children's books, along with audio books, Internet access and a free request service for books not in stock. The mobile library service has been an integral part of Cork County Council's response to the reading and information needs of the public since the early 1960s.
Despite an expanded branch network, the mobile library service still plays a key role in delivering a library service to isolated communities, those with limited access to transport, people with disabilities and young people. The mobile library brings the local authority service to the heart of the rural community.
The map of our mobile libraries service can be found here.
Contact details for the mobiles are:
Fermoy Mobile Library:
Kanturk Mobile Library:
Mobile South:
West Cork Mobile:



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