The launch of the third edition of the NIPR publication Publishing for Success: A Practical Guide by Anne Tannahill took place on Tuesday, 13th December in the McClay Library at Queen’s University, Belfast. NIPR Manager Seán Corr began by speaking about the history and work of NIPR in collecting, cataloguing and preserving everything published in […]
Read MoreApplications are invited for the post of NIPR Manager. NIPR, the National Collection of Northern Ireland Publications is funded by the Department for Communities, and has been collecting and preserving the comprehensive archive of Northern Ireland’s published output since 2000. The collection is based in the Linen Hall Library, Belfast. The appointment will initially be […]
Read MoreNIPR, The National Collection for Northern Ireland Publications. Applications are invited for the post of NIPR Manager. NIPR, the national collection of Northern Ireland Publications is funded by the Department for Communities, and has been collecting and preserving the comprehensive archive of Northern Ireland’s published output since 2000. The collection is based in the Linen […]
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Did you know that the NIPR collection contains material you might not find anywhere else? Between 2015 and 2019 research undertaken at Ulster University showed an average of 19.83% of items we collected during this period cannot be found in any other collection!
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During this period of lockdown NIPR continues to collect locally produced material. Contact the NIPR manager on nipr@linenhall.com or alternatively phone 07952016764
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Are you interested in the history of publishing? Download a PDF of banners illustrating the history of publishing in Northern Ireland.
Read MoreOur latest edition of Quarterly Choice features a book chosen by Joe Cushnan. A book about extraordinary times for extraordinary times. To read Joe’s ‘Quarterly Choice’ please follow the link below:
Read MoreQuarterly Choice features a book chosen from our most recent acquisitions list by someone associated with the local book publishing industry. We are very grateful to local historian and author Ian Wilson who has kindly offered to share his recommendation from our last list of aquisitions. To read Ian’s ‘Quarterly Choice’ please follow the link below:
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