The library will close for the Christmas holidays on Friday the 21st of December 2012 at 5pm.
We will reopen on Wednesday the 2nd of January at 9:30am (when normal term time hours will resume).
Please click herefor details of the opening hours from now until the 21st of December.
The library will be open this Saturday, 15th of December.
Our opening hours are 10am-5pm.
For details of all our opening hours, including our Saturday opening schedule for the 2012/2013 academic year please click here
The library will be closed this Saturday 27th of October, and Monday 29th of October for the bank holiday weekend.
We will be open as normal for review week:
Tuesday - Thursday 9:30-9:30 and Friday 9:30-5:15pm
We will also be open on Saturday 3rd of November 10-5pm
For more information on our opening hours please click here
This Thursday, the 25th of October, DIT is to host an information evening on the forthcoming Children's Referendum which is due to be held on November 10th 2012.
The session will be chaired by Denise Lyons, president of Social Care Ireland.
More information on times and venue is available here
For more information on the proposed changes to our constitution please see the Children's Referendum website.
The Library is now operating Term-time Opening Hours.
These hours are as follows:
Mon-Thurs: 9:30am to 9:30pm
Fri: 9:30am to 5:15pm
Sat*: 10am to 5:00pm
* The Library does not open every Saturday so please check with the Library in advance of visiting. Details will also be posted on this blog and noticeboards in the Library in advance of a Saturday when the library will be closed. The full list of Saturday openings is available here.
The first Saturday that the library will be open is October 6th.
Check the links below to browse through lists of the new books which have arrived in the library during the summer period.
You can click on a direct
link to the individual books records on the library
catalogue, which will allow you to find out whereabouts
the book is shelved in the library, or if someone else
already has borrowed the book. The lists are divided by
subject area to make it easier for you to browse.
Proquest Dialog have set us up with a free trial for Paperbase until 20th September.
Paperbase includes information on all aspects of the pulp, paper and nonwovens industries, from raw materials to finished products, including energy, recycling and other environmental issues, company news and in depth profiles, market information and statistics. Paperbase also follows the innovations in the fields of new materials and biorefining.
Two new members have been appointed to the Law Reform Commission
following the announcement that Mr Justice John Quirke has become
president of the advisory body. The new members are Marie Baker SC and
the Galway university legal academic Prof Tom O’Malley.
From Monday 25th June, summer opening hours will apply in DIT buildings. The hours in
each campus building have been updated on the Buildings Office website.
DIT Graduate Show 2012 will run in select venues
throughout Dublin city centre until Sunday, 24 June. Open to the public,
and free of charge, DIT Grad Show_12 showcases the immense creativity
and talent of final year students across an array of disciplines in DIT
Check the links below to browse through lists of the new books which have arrived in the library during the month of May.
You can click on a direct
link to the individual books records on the library
catalogue, which will allow you to find out whereabouts
the book is shelved in the library, or if someone else
already has borrowed the book. The lists are divided by
subject area to make it easier for you to browse.
Students of photography in the DIT School of Media have announced details of the 2012 BA Photography Graduate Exhibition at the Gallery of Photography and the National Photographic Archive, Dublin.
John Walsh, Lecturer in Product and Furniture Design at the School of Art Design and Printing in DIT has been elected President of the Institute of Designers in Ireland.
Check the below links to browse through lists of the new books which have arrived in the library during the month of April.
You can click on a direct link to the individual books records on the library catalogue, which will allow you to find out whereabouts the book is shelved in the library, or if someone else already has borrowed the book. The lists are divided by subject area to make it easier for you to browse.
120 years of visual arts documentation in Ireland from the National Irish Visual Arts Library (NIVAL) at NCAD. The National Irish Visual Arts Library is a public research resource dedicated to the collection of information on 20th century and contemporary Irish visual art and design.
DOCUMENT! comprises selected Irish arts documentation from the library collection at NIVAL, from 1890 to the present day. A time-line of examples from each decade represents the physical and intellectual content of the library's collections, including printed ephemera, books and journals, exhibition catalogues, archives, special collections and digital material. NIVAL’s collection policy includes Irish visual art from the whole island as well as Irish art abroad and foreign artists working in Ireland.
The exhibition includes contemporary and historic collections such as the Artists and Galleries Files Collections, Illustrated Books, Posters, the Artists Books Collection, the College Student Registers (1877-1970s), the Earley and Company Archives (1852-1974), the Friends of the National Collections (1924-present), the Mainie Jellett Collection, the Irish Exhibition of Living Art (1947-1971), the Rosc ’71 Collection, and the Graphic Studio Dublin Archive (1960-present).
A new website, www.nival.ie, has been launched to mark NIVAL's 15th anniversary. A number of programmed public events coincide with DOCUMENT!. NIVAL is a partnership initiative of NCAD and the Arts Council. Supported by the Heritage Council, Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht, and the Arts Council of Northern Ireland.
The first definitive results of the 2011 census, undertaken just less than a year ago on 10th April 2011, were released today and show that Ireland’s population has continued to grow strongly since 2006, increasing by 348,404 to 4,588,252, and that the total number of non-Irish nationals has increased by 124,624 persons or 29.7 per cent from 419,733 to 544,357.
The Library has recently acquired access to a number of ebooks. As the name suggests, ebooks are an online version of a particular text.
Unlike the hard copy version of a book which at a given time can be unavailable as all it's copies are on loan, an ebook is always available to view online.
Ebooks are available as a link from the Library Catalogue.
Tracey Emin part of the Eye series of interview-based profiles
DVDs are held in the computer section of the library. They may be borrowed for 7 days or watched in the Library on the computers. Headphones are provided. Just ask at the desk.
Check the below links to browse through lists of the new books which have arrived in the library during the month of February.
You can click on a direct link to the individual books records on the library catalogue, which will allow you to find out whereabouts the book is shelved in the library, or if someone else already has borrowed the book. The lists are divided by subject area to make it easier for you to browse.
Due to staffing changes, Mountjoy Square library has had to revise term-time opening hours. From Monday 30th January 2012, the library's opening hours will be as follows:
Mon: 9.30am - 5:15pm.(i.e. no Monday evening opening)
Tues - Thurs: 9.30am - 9.30pm
Fri: 9.30am - 5.15pm.
Saturday: 10.00am - 5.15pm (no Saturday opening on 25th February, 17th March or 7th April)
There are numerous way to access the exam papers from the DIT website.
The shortest way is to click this link and pick your course from those listed. To save time in future bookmark that page.
To access that page from the website itself, go to the Mountjoy Square Library webpage and select "Exam Papers" in the services section of the page.
Or else from the Library web OPAC (also known as the Library catalogue), select Exam Papers from the options list, then click on "Quick Link to Recent Exam Papers" and select the 4th option "College of Arts and Tourism, Mountjoy Square : examination papers".
Alternatively from the Mountjoy Square Library webpage, selecting from one of the resource bars at the end of the page will bring you to that subject gateway page. Selecting the link for "Exam Papers" on the subject gateway page will then give you a tailored list of the exam papers in that subject area only.
The papers are arranged in order of the exam period when the paper was originally sat, so bear in mind that some subjects may have been moved around between the Semester One or Summer Exam periods in different years. Also bear in mind that there may be some relevent papers also in the supplemental exam period.
Pay attention to the guidance on accessing these papers from OUTSIDE the DIT network as well as to any other advice listed on the exam papers pages.