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Customer Notice: We have now reopened for the Book and Collect Service. Operational hours for Book and Collect can be found on the Libraries NI website: https://bit.ly/LNICOVID19ServiceUpdates

As a precautionary measure we have suspended all library services, with immediate effect (from 11 January 2021), at Omagh Library until further notice. This follows an incidence of Covid-19. Thanks to all our customers for your understanding. Further updates on when services will resume will be posted on social media.

Omagh Library is currently closed due to unforeseen circumstances. We will update our facebook page when the situation changes

Change of opening hours for Book Return and Book and Collect From Thursday January 7 we will be open for Book and Collect from 10.00am to 1.00pm and from 2.00pm to 4.00pm only These hours apply Monday to Saturday until further notice. Don't forget that you can always borrow a eBook or audiobook here https://bit.ly/38iHGLR, or eMagazine and eNewspaper here https://bit.ly/3rbJrD5.

CUSTOMER NOTICE - In light of the Northern Ireland Executive’s recent announcement, libraries will remain open to provide access to IT, Wi-Fi and printing facilities. Customers can return books and continue to use the Book and Collect service. Find out more: https://bit.ly/lniserviceupdates

Omagh Library has a great selection of Christmas books to share with your child at any time of the day, not just bedtime reading!

Really Elf??? That's not very nice! Why not check out some new recipes for Christmas from the BBC Good Food emagazine available to download here - https://bit.ly/3qhx9Zl

Tag to catch up at Zoom Rhythm and Rhyme! #hello #nicetoseeyou #letssing

#bookweekni may be over by #bookyearni continues! #take15 every day to read (or #takemore) Download eBook, Audiobooks, eMagazines, or eNewspapers here - https://bit.ly/3miVxam Give us a ring on 028 8244 0733 for Book and Collect https://bit.ly/31zGAso

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#BookWeekNI Day 7 - Books on Stage, Screen, and Radio. What's your favourite book on film? #take15 to read

Books on Stage, Screen, and Radio - find out what's on in the cinema, television and radio here - https://bit.ly/3krJ3fY #bookweekni #take15 to find out what's on tonight

Harry Potter - still popular after all these years! Download the books here https://bit.ly/35tQhcX #bookweekni #take15 to read (or longer!)

Have a fabulous Wednesday! (Credit is listed on image ) . . . .... . . . . . . . . . #bookstagram #bookstagrammer #books #booksofinstagram #booksbooksbooks #bookslover #read #reading #readersofinstagram #readmorebooks #readyourbooks #readabook #authorsofinstagram #writersofinstagram #bookish #bookishlife #bookishlove #bookislife See more

For all students!

Harlan Coben 's Safe is showing on television at the minute. If you're enjoying it then why not check out some of his other titles here - https://bit.ly/34uylzX #bookweekni day 7 - books on stage, screen, and radio #take15 to read

Tune in to "Sunday with Steven Rainey" on BBC Radio Ulster at 11:03am today. As Halloween approaches, Steven will be speaking to local film historian Robert Simpson about horror stories which have made the leap from the page to the screen. If you miss it you can catch up here - https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000hzth #bookweekni ... #take15 See more

It's Day 7 of #BookWeekNI and today's theme is Books on Stage, Screen and Radio. An author who has had many a story transferred to screen is Ann Cleeves - I pledge to read for at least 15 minutes during Book Week NI. I read for escape, to stretch my mind, to explore new worlds and to meet new people." Did you #take15 to read? Go to www.librariesni.org.uk and begin / continue! Let Book Week NI become Book Year NI!!!

#BookWeekNI Sunday reading here - https://bit.ly/35wKzXQ It's Sunday, take more than #take15!

#BookWeekNI - Life Stories: Biography, Autobiography, Reminiscence What would the title of your autobiography be? #Take15 and think about it!

#BookWeekNI is all about celebrating books and bringing books into people's lives. When people develop dementia it may be because of Alzheimer’s Disease, Parkinson’s Disease or a variety of other conditions. As the dementia becomes more severe, many things that an individual used to enjoy become too confusing and challenging, this includes reading books, magazines and newspapers. But people with dementia can still have books that make reading and looking at picture books ...an enjoyable experience. Omagh Library has a collection of books from Pictures to Share which only feature pictures that are more likely to be understood and enjoyed by people with dementia. They are simple, clear and often colourful, with no confusing backgrounds or content that is difficult to interpret. See what titles are available here https://bit.ly/34kc5sd #take15 to reminisce and connect Libraries NI BBC Northern Ireland Alzheimer's Society Northern Ireland Dementia NI

Reminiscence and life stories make compelling reading and every one of us has a story to tell. This is just a selection from our Heritage Department #BookWeekNI #Take15