Information session with teacher Tony Riley on how to use social media in a safe and fun way while maintaining your safety and privacy online.

Christine Broe reading from her poetry collection Lifting Light: Poems and Artwork in Pearse Street Library on Wednesday 14 October 2015. Christine accompanied her reading with a presentation of her artwork from Lifting Light.

poetry reading by Ronan Brown at Pearse Street Library on 19 August 2015.Ronan Brown was born in Manchester and grew up in Dalkey in the 50s and 60s. He worked as a chartered surveyor but has been writing poetry since the 1970s

Poetry reading by Australian poet, Ross Donlon at Pearse Street Library on 13 May 2015. Ross Donlon lives in Castlemaine in Australia. His poems have been widely published in Australia and Ireland. The Blue Dressing Gown was published in 2011 by Profile Poetry. Tightrope Horizon (Five Islands Press) was published in 2003. Shh and Other Love Poems and My Ship were published by Mark Time Books in 2009.

Happy Deaths and Urban Dangers: The Darker Side of Children's Literature by Timothy Young at Dublin City Library and Archive on 28 September, 2015.

Rosemarie Rowley has been writing for four decades, often in formal verse, and often about women and their experiences. Her most recent book, 'Girls of the Globe', gives a female voice to Shakespeare's heroines and a voice to those who are not often heard.

The life of 19th century mathematician and poet, William Rowan Hamilton, told through a sequence of sonnets by poet Iggy McGovern and friends Paula Murphy and Noel Duffy

May 2014 marked the 75th anniversary of the publication of Finnegans Wake. To celebrate Dublin City Public Libraries hosted the wonderful Sinead Murphy and Darina Gallagher performing Here's Comes Everybody! a musical journey through Finnegans Wake. 22 May 2014.

Poets, folklorists, historians and city geographers discuss how poems, songs, stories, history and the physical space create our sense of Dublin as a city. With Nessa O'Mahony, Ellen Rowley, Garrett Fagan, Kelly Fitzgerald and Niamh Puirséil. 12 April 2014.

Rathmines literary heritage readings and discussion with Niall McMonagle, Evelyn Conlon, Siobhan Parkinson, Adrian Kenny and Fintan Vallely. Wednesday 23 October 2013.