Exploring the historic treasures of Trinity library

The Trinity Library in Dublin, founded in 1592, is renowned for its Long Room, a 213-foot hall housing 200,000 of its oldest books. The room features marble busts of notable figures and contains significant artifacts like the 1916 Proclamation, the Trinity College Harp, and the Book of Kells. As Ireland's largest library, it holds a unique copyright status, allowing it to obtain all published materials in Ireland for free.

When was the Trinity Library in Dublin founded?

What is the most famous area of the Trinity Library?

What significant items are housed in the Long Room?

What is the significance of the Book of Kells?

What unique right does the Trinity Library hold in Ireland?