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Welcome to the Library Association of Ireland’s website.

Founded in 1928, the LAI is the professional body representing libraries and librarianship in Ireland.

The objectives of the Library Association of Ireland are to promote and develop high standards of librarianship and of library and information services in Ireland, and to secure greater co-operation between libraries.

At the AGM on 11 March 2010, Siobhán Fitzpatrick (left) was re-elected President for a second term.

You can find news and information about the LAI’s activities here, but if you don’t find what you are looking for please contact us.

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City of LiteratureDublin City Public Libraries welcomes the wonderful news that the capital has been formally designated a UNESCO City of Literature, part of The Creative Cities Network.  In receiving this accolade, Dublin proudly joins Edinburgh, Iowa City and Melbourne as one of only four cities in the world to bear the title of UNESCO City of Literature. City Librarian Margaret Hayes said ‘I am particularly pleased that Dublin City Council, through its library service, has played the lead role in winning this great honour – one which reflects the fact that although Dublin is indeed a literary city, it is the gateway to literary Ireland. It is my belief that Libraries all over the country can take real pride in this re-affirmation of our importance as cultural and literary ambassadors’. For further information contact:  Jane Alger 01 6744809

www.dublincityofliterature.ie

www.dublincitypubliclibraries.ie

Individuals interested in disaster management are sought for Intra-European Fellowship applications for post-doctoral or visiting researcher positions to work at the University College Dublin (UCD) in Dublin, Ireland. Candidates with a dual background in information science and computing, and who are interested in the interplay of people, information, technology and social structures in the context of emergency response, are particularly encouraged to apply. The envisioned project relates to outlining the ideal characteristics for the development of new information systems for real-time emergency response management.

These prestigious EU fellowships have salaries that begin at €56,400 plus a mobility allowance and training stipend. They are for a period of 12-24 months and are anticipated to begin in summer 2011.

  • Candidates must be in possession of the Ph.D’s by 1 August 2010 (as verified by their university’s registrar) and have highly competitive academic credentials
  • All nationalities welcome, but the candidate must currently be residing in an EU member country or affiliated state (e.g., Turkey, Switzerland, Israel)
  • Irish candidates can apply, if they have been out of Ireland for 36 months
  • Non-Irish candidates currently living in Ireland can also apply, if they have not been in Ireland for more than 11 months as of 1 August2010.
Please note that this process is to assist a competitive candidate in their application to an EU funding programme. The host institution will help the selected applicant devise and edit their application (due 17 August 10).

Interested applicants should send their full CV and publication list to Dr. Debra Laefer and Prof. Diane H. Sonnenwald at the following addresses: debra.laefer@ucd.ie and diane.sonnenwald@ucd.ie

The 2010 Public Libraries’ Section conference will be held in Cork City from 3rd – 5th November, venue to be confirmed.

Full details will be posted here on the LAI website.

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The Cataloguing and Indexing Group of the LAI are delighted to continue their 2010 activities by announcing a visit to the RTE Sound Archive on Wednesday June 23rd @ 3 pm. Please note that numbers are limited but registration is very easy. Just go to the website below and click on “Create new Reservation”:

http://www.supersaas.com/schedule/LAICIG/RTEvisit

If you have any queries please contact the LAICIG secretary John McManus (jmcmanu@tcd.ie)

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