Skerries Library
Books, local history, computers, study areas, meeting rooms, accessible facilities and public toilets on Strand Street.
Library servicesEveryday answers.
Useful local links.
A practical starting point for residents, new arrivals and anyone who needs essential services in Skerries.
Everyday services
Start with the places that connect the town.
Live transport
Plan train and bus journeys, check departures and review accessibility information through Transport for Ireland.
Open TFI LiveSkerries Community Centre
Find current classes, sport, camps, courts and community activities.
Explore the centreStrand Street
Skerries Library.
The town library is a useful everyday stop for borrowing, reading, study and access to computers. Its local-history collection offers another way to explore Skerries, while meeting and activity spaces support community learning.
The building has accessible facilities and public toilets. Opening hours and scheduled activities can change, so contact the library before making a special journey.
Families & education
Authoritative directories for important choices.
Find a school
Use the Department of Education directory to search recognised schools and education providers in the Skerries area.
Search for schoolsRegistered childcare
Use Tusla’s register to find registered early-years and school-age services and published inspection information.
Check the Tusla registerClubs for all ages
Browse local sport, outdoor and community organisations, then contact each club about current membership.
Explore clubsHealth & emergencies
Find the right help.
Use the HSE service finder for GPs, pharmacies, out-of-hours care and urgent-care options. If someone is seriously ill or injured and their life is at risk, call 112 or 999.
Council & environment
Know where to start.
Local services
Use this guide for transport, schools, health, recycling and the most useful starting points for life in Skerries.
Browse local servicesRecycling & larger items
Use the local guide to separate everyday collections from items that need a civic amenity or recycling centre.
Recycling informationReport a local issue
For a problem with a road, footpath, public light or public space, note the exact location and include a clear photo where possible.
Ask where to report itWaste & recyclingKnow where
Know where
it should go.
Household bin and recycling collections are handled by private operators. Glass banks and local collection points are suitable only for the materials shown on their signs; leaving bags or unsuitable items beside them is illegal dumping.
Electrical goods, batteries, bulky waste, paint and other specialist materials may need an authorised retailer take-back service or a civic amenity site. Check what the facility accepts before travelling, keep hazardous materials separate and never place batteries or electronics in a household bin.
Keep in the loop
Local information changes quickly.
Community Newsflash
Follow the Skerries Community Association’s instructions to receive local updates.
Get community updatesSkerries News
Read current local news and browse its community and business information.
Visit Skerries NewsSubmit an update or event
Tell Visit Skerries about a correction, a changed listing or a community event that should be considered.
Contact Visit Skerries