YEARS of Chaos & Hope at the Linen Hall Library is a new exhibition and programme of events which will mark the anniversaries of two significant years in Ireland's troubled history.

The Linen Hall Library in Belfast has become the first library in the world to be awarded a diversity and inclusion certificate.

The Linen Hall Library, established in 1788, is the last surviving subscription library in Ireland. Famous for its unrivalled Irish and local studies archives, consisting of some 186,000 books ...

The Linen Hall Library is a special case. It is an institution unlike any other in Ireland, North and South, and financial measures must be taken to protect it.

Linen Hall Library is to receive £175,000 in “emergency money” from Belfast City Council despite a failure to make any formal application.

The final event as part of the recent Linen Hall Library exhibition on 1922 and 1972 looked forward rather than back. Six young activists joined Bronagh Hinds to discuss the contemporary issues of ...

The Linenhall Library in Belfast celebrated its 225th birthday on Monday. Pictured are Julie Andrews, Linen Hall Library Director, and Deputy Director Patricia Saunders. Photograph: Arthur Allison ...

HOUSED in a former linen warehouse in Belfast, the 215-year-old Linen Hall Library is awash in history, and not just its own. Home to the Northern Ireland Political Collection, it is the ...

Linen Hall Library patron, author Glenn Patterson, will read as part of a special service of thanksgiving with carols, music and words in St Anne’s Cathedral, Belfast, on Thursday, December 19th ...

The Director of Belfast’s Linen Hall Library, Julie Andrews, arrives for work each day to an institution with living, breathing roots to the past like no other. She then sets about the very modern ...

During research for my forthcoming book on the IRA, I was given unique access to these books at Belfast's Linen Hall Library. They were moved there from the Maze, which is closing.