Interruption to Library Services: Wed. 7th Sept

09/01/2022

Mary Keane

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Due to essential maintenance on Wednesday 7th September between 08:00 a.m. and midday approx. there will be no access to the following library services:-

Library Catalogue
Self-issue/returns units

E-resources will remain accessible through OneSearch, Databases & e-Journals portals

The Library website and exam papers will be unaffected.

Apologies for any inconvenience. Access to all systems will be restored as quickly as possible.

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