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13 Feb Library website virtual family tour 3-5pm
Johnston
14 Feb Scéal As Gaeilge don aos óg. 11.30 – 12.30pm
14 Feb Library website virtual family tour 3-5pm
15 Feb Library website virtual family tour 3-5pm
16 Feb Story time and Colouring for all the family 3-4pm
14 Feb Library website virtual family tour 3-5pm
Bailieborough
15 Feb Story time and Colouring for all the family 3-4pm
16 Feb Library website virtual family tour 3-5pm
Cootehill
15 Feb Library website virtual family tour 3-5pm
16 Feb Library website virtual family tour 3-5pm 18 Feb Story time and Colouring for all the family 3-4pm
Bibliotherapy
Maybe you’ve been feeling very down for a while and think you
might need an anti-depressant to pull yourself out of the black
hole. Instead of (or as well as) Prozac, your GP could prescribe
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‘Depression, The Commonsense Approach’ by Tony Bates, or
‘The Feeling Good Handbook’ by David Burns
The effectiveness of using self-help books as a means of
psychological therapy for people experiencing mild to moderate emotional and psychological difficulties – known as
Bibliotherapy – has been well established in clinical trials.
The Bibliotherapy book recommendation scheme is a
collaborative effort between the HSE & Cavan County Council's
Library Services. A list of high-quality self-help books has been
compiled in our libraries, based on the recommendations of
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leading psychologists, counsellors and psychotherapists
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working in Ireland. Under the scheme GPs and health care
professionals have the Bibliotherapy list and can bring these
books to the attention of the patients who are likely to benefit
from their use. The list is available in your local Library and on
our website. All books are available on request.
contact your local library or email your details to
Reading Group Picks this Month! Looking for a Great Read? Quote for Check out our new Blog February!
An interactive forum for “all things books”!A great selection for book Johnston Central Library
Media’, ‘Pick of the Classics’ and ‘New
Bailieborough Library Cootehill Library
‘Cry the Beloved County’ by Alan Paton
Did you know? Missing Them Already!
Cavan County Library Service is losing three valuable members of staff due to
retirement. While Eilish Flynn has already departed, both Brian Connolly, and
Brenda O’Reilly will sadly take their leave before the end of this month.
Brian, the patriarch of the Library Service, has worked with Cavan County Library
Service for 41 years, having first taken up employment in July 1971. Towards the
end of his career he discovered a natural talent for photography!
We wish himself, & his wife Mary a happy retirement.
Brenda has worked at Bailieborough Library for almost 11 years & has provided a
top class service to the local community. She will be missed by Library Borrowers
both young & old. She intends to head west to take up semi-permanent residence
in the beautiful Achill Island, where we hope that she will be very happy.
Eilish has worked for the Library Service since 1992, having first joined Cavan
County Council in 1986. Her expert typing skills will be sorely missed at Library
We wish all three long life, health, & happiness!
Library Facts 2011 February Lectures April 15, 1912: The Sinking of Johnston Central Library the Titanic 308,354 visitors - Close to 6,000 a week! Tuesday, Feb 21st, @ 7pm 192,937 books and other
‘Cavan Town & Old Photographs’ –
– Highest ever and up by Thursday Feb 23rd, @ 7pm over 10% on 2010. 922Library Events took
All are welcome & admission is free!
Johnston Central Library Feel like a night in?
maiden voyage passengers included approx 120 Irish, most of whom were
Ballyconnell - our busiest
Read ‘The Irish Aboard Titanic’ by Bailieborough - the
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The Monthly Newsletter for Cavan County Council’s Library Service
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