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02 Jan 2026
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The Library service in Tipperary is celebrating World Introvert Day, a holiday where introverts all over the world will celebrate alone on January 2.
The organisation posted online inviting people to visit their closest Tipperary County Council library and indulge in their introverted side.
Reading more may be on many of our new years resolutions lists so it's wise to pay a visit to your local library and see what they have to offer.
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Highlighting the services libraries offer, the post said: "Borrow a book in person or download one electronically through the BorrowBox app.
"Better still, enjoy some me time while picking up something for the kids—a book from your local Tipperary branch or a comic on our free ComicsPlus app."
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