Goodbye

Just one last post to say goodbye.
This blog will no longer be posting after today.
Please follow our new blogs on the TU Dublin Library subject guides pages to keep in touch - https://dit.ie/library/subjects/.
And follow the twitter feed of the Library as well at @TUDUBLIBRARY.
Thanks for following us.

New Blogs Starting July 31

Grangegorman Library will soon merge with a few of the other TU Dublin Libraries in a new building. As a result, Grangegorman Library will no longer exist per se. Therefore, the Grangegorman Library blog will be closing on July 31, 2020.  This blog will be replaced by new, more subject specific blogs. After July 31, please see our subject pages to find our new blogs. Each of our subject guides will have their own blogs to give users information on that subject and on resources to study that subject. Hope to see you there.

 

Blog Closing in 5 Weeks.

The Grangegorman Library blog will be closing shortly, as it plans to merge with other TU Dublin Libraries in a new building.

As a result, this blog will no longer be updated after July 31st 2020.  
We will be posting here in the meantime though, and will keep you updated with development of our new blog pages.

After July 31, If you wish to continue to read/subscribe to blog posts from Grangegorman Library please click on the following link(s) to read our new blogs. The new blogs will be more specifically subject related and so will be found within our subject guides:

Art & Design ;

Criminology ; 

Photography ;

Social Sciences.

TU Dublin Library has a twitter feed that will include posts from all the above subject blogs as well, so be sure to follow them at https://twitter.com/TUDubLibraryGR.

Cambridge Journals Digital Archive - A Cambridge Core database

This poster guide to the Cambridge Journals Digital Archive database which is easily accessible through the TU Dublin library website may of interest to students. The archive covers a wide range of topics in both the social sciences and creative arts fields

https://www.dit.ie/library/search/databases/

As always, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with a member of the library staff if you have any questions.

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School of Creative Arts Graduate Exhibition

TU Dublin School of Creative Arts will launch their Graduate Online Exhibition on Thursday, 18 June, here.

Oireachtas Library Digitisation Project

 

The Oireachtas Library has just completed the digitisation of its parliamentary Bills collection, in order to make them available for the public to read them.
Bills from 1922 to 1996 can now be viewed on the Library’s public online catalogue: https://opac.oireachtas.ie/.
The files will also be added to the Bills & Acts section of the Oireachtas website.
 
This collection will be of interest and of use to a wide audience, including researchers.
Law & criminology students, as well as those studying social sciences, or business, etc. might find this resource useful.

The Library give the following instructions in order to browse the collection:
•    Go to https://opac.oireachtas.ie.
•    Click for advanced search options.
•    Type Bills into the Subcollection field of the advanced search box on the left
•    Click on the small arrows beside the column names to sort by title, year of publication, or the initiating Member or Department.