Marsh's Library Review

Sir Beatty is obsessed with collecting handwritten scriptures and works of art in China and Japan, so there are a lot of furniture, paintings, clothes, micro-sculptures and other works of art in China and Japan. Handwritten Bibles and Koran are another bright spot. The oldest copies have a history of thousands of years and are fragments of incompleteness.

It's also an old library with many books. It's very close to other scenic spots. If you are interested, you can come here to see it. It's not open on Sunday and the tickets are not expensive. You can also try writing with goose brush.

The biggest feature of this library is its long history, which was founded 300 years ago by an archbishop and one of the earliest libraries in Ireland, so it has a lot of books...

A very old library, there is a feeling back to the 18th century, tickets 3 euros, the staff inside is very good, will ask you where you come from ah what. There's also a book with a goose brush beside it for you to write. Although it's really hard to write, I still feel it for a while. Ps: The library is closed on Sunday.

Outside a very ordinary looking building, the door is not very eye-catching, to cross a narrow path, feel the library is quite mysterious. It's near St. Patrick's Cathedral.