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The Open Day event on will take place on Tuesday, October 8, from 7:30pm to 9pm
Buncrana Camera Club are inviting anyone with an interest in photography to an Open Night this week.
The Church Hall on Church Street will play host to the event on Tuesday, October 8, from 7:30pm to 9pm.
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"We are opening the door to anyone who would like to come down to see what we do in the club," Colette Lanigan, secretary of Buncrana Camera Club, says. "We will have a display of some images captured by our members and a photography demonstration, you might even get a wee photo and a cuppa thrown in. We are trying to reach out to people interested in photography in the Inishowen and north-west area, our constitution is based on promoting Inishowen."-1728239620836.jpg)
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