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Australian Interlibrary Resource Sharing Directory
The Australian Interlibrary Resource Sharing Directory (ILRS), managed by the National Library of Australia, Canberra, contains directory listings of Australian libraries and other institutions that are willing to make some or all of their collections available on interlibrary loan. ILRS is the companion database to Serials in Australian Libraries (SIAL).

The main sequence of the ILRS Directory is arranged by National Union Catalogue (NUC) symbol, as displayed in the holdings statement of records in Serials in Australian Libraries (SIAL). Each entry within the Directory includes the name, NUC symbol, address and contact details for the interlibrary lending or document delivery service.

Subjects covered:
  • » Bibliographies & catalogues
  • » Directories
Frequency: Quarterly
Coverage: Coverage to January 2013
Records: 2,700+
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