1901 census
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The Carnegie building combined newspaper reading downstairs with a general reading room above.
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The architectural inventory records Malahide’s Carnegie Free Library as built in 1909 and opened on 31 May 1911. Anthony Scott was its architect, Andrew Carnegie its patron and Lord Talbot the donor of the site. The building cost £1,000. Portmarnock brick gives its Dutch-gabled frontage a distinctive colour, while a stone plaque carries the 1909 date. The survey describes a newspaper and magazine room on the ground floor, a general reading room upstairs and a timber staircase with iron balustrading. [2]
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