- Collections
About Collections
The Library provides access to all sorts of information resources to support your learning and research. You can search all of our collections through the Library Catalogue, or learn more about different types of information resources below.
- Using the Library
Find your way
Find out about what Library services you can avail of, take our 360 degree Library tour and navigate your way around the Library. Each section includes a description of services available and allows you to become familiar with the Library before you visit us.
- We Can Help
We're here to help
Library staff provide support, help, and training to enable you to get to grips with the literature of your subject and the Library's resources.
- Digital Scholarship
Digital Scholarship
The Library welcomes opportunities to advance our Digital Scholarship. Our areas of contribution include content, technology, infrastructure, partnership and the practice-based expertise in our team.
- Open Scholarship
Open Scholarship
The Library supports the practice of research, education and knowledge exchange to enable open collaboration and learning.
- Search
Search
A single search interface to all collections and content, both physical and digital. It's quick, user-friendly, and a personalised discovery experience.
- About
Recommended Reading
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Eats, shoots and leaves : the zero tolerance approach to punctuationLynne Truss
London : Profile 2003
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Leabhar Gramadaí GaeilgeNollaig Mac Congail |
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Who's Whose?: A No-nonsense Guide to Easily Confused WordsPhilip Gooden |
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Doing Your Masters Dissertation: Realizing Your Potential as a Social ScientistChris Hart |
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Writing without teachersPeter Elbow
London : Oxford University Press 1973
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Write great essays!Peter Levin
Maidenhead, England ; New York : Open University Press c2009 2nd ed.
Available in Library > Book Review > |
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Studying English literature : a practical guideTory Young
Cambridge ; New York : Cambridge University Press 2008
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Write it right : a handbook for studentsJohn Peck and Martin Coyle
Basingstoke England ; New York : Palgrave Macmillan 2005
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