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Eccomi qua, sono a Dublino e come sempre tra le pagine di un libro. ❓Lo sapete che nelle librerie di Dublino potete comprare o il libro normale o la versione autografata a 1€ in più? Sono tantissimi i titoli che trovate in queste due versioni. Io non ho resistito e ne ho preso uno, ve lo mostrerò prossimamente. 👍🏻 Le copertine inoltre sono bellissime, difficile resistere e non ho visto libro a più di 20€ ❓Anche voi non resistete alle belle copertine? #dublino #dublinlibrary @dubraybooks #dubraybooks #maggioneilibri #antrodilibri #libridimaggio22 #stayconape #lombradibarbara #bibliophilelegentibus #consigliandopilloledilibri #amicandito #ilclubdeilettorifelici #storiebookite (presso Dublin, Ireland) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cd-OqO8MV6S/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Marsh’s Library

If you are drawn to old books? If yes then this place is absolute gem for you! The library is a bit hidden from the public and not many locals know about it aether. The library was founded in 1707, Marsh’s Library holds some 25,000 books and 300 manuscripts, and is the oldest public library in Ireland. The library has seen much of Dublin’s history. In some of the bookcases, there are bullet holes from the Easter Rising, when the hotel next door was occupied. A unique feature that still stands is the three wired alcoves, or “cages,” which were created in the late 18th century in response to thefts at the library. Readers would have to be locked inside to peruse the rarest books. This charming place is where Jonathan Swift spent a lot of time and where Bram Stoker actually studied. You just need to pay 2 or 3 euro (student card reliant) to visit and explore the library.

Address :  St Patrick's Close, Wood Quay, Dublin 8 Open Hours:  9:30-5pm except Tuesdays and Sundays