DescriptionCastleisland Courthouse and Carnegie Library - geograph.org.uk - 489134.jpg
English: Castleisland Courthouse and Carnegie Library The Carnegie Trust Library Building which was designed by R.M. Butler in 1920 was located at the eastern end of Castleisland's main street and burned to the ground in the same year.
It was subsequently rebuilt on the same site and still functions as the town library. That is until the new library at the western end of the town takes over later this year (2007)
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