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Belfast Central Library is a public library situated in Royal Avenue Belfast. Designed in 1883 by the notable Irish architect W.H. Lynn, it was built by H & J Martin builders. The building opened in 1888. The Library features a three floor interior with a sweeping staircase, a pillared foyer and a fine domed first floor reading room. The top floor originally included a museum and art gallery. The library today hosts a Lending Library on the ground floor, a computer suite and a display area in the foyer. There is also a coffee shop situated here. The second floor features the Information Belfast and Business Department. The third and final floor houses the Heritage and Music Departments. Study areas are avaliable on all floors.

Finaghy Library offers you a bright open space to browse books, study, access a computer or even enjoy reading the papers with a cup of coffee! Weekly events include: Rythme & Rhyme - Every Monday 2.00pm or 2.45pm - Join us for fun rhymes from 0-4yrs. Storytime - Every Friday 2.30pm - 4-8yrs Monthly: ABC'ers Reading Group - Meet last Wednesday of the month at 4.15pm. 9-12yrs. Bedtime Hour - Bedtime Stories & Rhymes. Last Monday of the Month at 6.30pm. Under 8yrs old. Need help with Computers? Got a new PC but need a little guidance? Book into one of our Got IT Internet Taster Sessions. Mon & Wed Evenings.

Moira library - a Libraries NI public library.