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Where do you study?

girvtheswerve · 2010-09-06 12:28:43

I have signed up to do some exams by home study. The thing is, Im moving in with some friends soon and dont think it will be exactly the best atmosphere for study? Does anyone know any good public libraries in Dublin city centre that are suitable for study in the evenings / weekends? Do most people study at home? I usually…

06-09-2010 12:28PM

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girvtheswerve

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I have signed up to do some exams by home study.

The thing is, Im moving in with some friends soon and dont think it will be exactly the best atmosphere for study?

Does anyone know any good public libraries in Dublin city centre that are suitable for study in the evenings / weekends?

Do most people study at home? I usually find public libraries to be annoyingly noisy.

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#2 09-09-2010 11:48AM
Clauric

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Best places to study are generally the quiet libraries, or libraries where they have set out study areas.

The best ones, I have found are:

Dalkey Library

Deansgrange Library

Central Library (ILAC)

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#3 23-02-2011 05:04PM

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reference library (upstairs) at Pearse St Library

the National library,

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