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How libraries branched out to stay connected with readers

Last year was one for the books, that’s for sure. Lockdown proved a huge boost to the Irish book trade, with more than 13 million books sold, up by almost a million on 2019. Sales totalled €161.5m, the highest figure in 12 years. British research published in May revealed that people had almost doubled their reading time since March. In December former East 17 frontman Tony Mortimer made headlines when he revealed his newfound love for fiction. Never having read a novel until his daughter introduced him to the books app on his phone last spring, his joyful social media posts about the 70 books he devoured since made him famous all over again.

Bishop Sean O Malley Leads Flock in Boston

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Front Row: the feast of St Brigid

A St Brigid s Cross made by Karen McCabe. On Monday, we celebrated St Brigid’s day, or Lá Fhéile Brigide in our native tongue. Variations of the name are Bridget in English, Bríd in modern Irish. Did you know that Ireland has three patron saints? We all know about Patrick but Colmcille is another, while Brigid is the third. The feast day of St Brigid, on 1 February, coincides with a time of the year when we feel that brighter days are on the horizon. Crosses made from rushes were given her name, while in parts of the country people carried small dolls called brídeogs from house to house on her feast day as they sought alms.

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