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A fundraising book fair is on its way to Letterkenny Community Centre.
The event will take place on Sunday, March 1, from 12pm until 5pm - which is just a few days before World Book Day on Thursday, March 5.
A variety of book vendors will be taking part, with table fees going directly towards the Letterkenny Community Centre Development Fund. There will also be a selection of donated books on the day, with all proceeds supporting the fund.
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If you’d like to take a table, they cost €20. To book, call Lewis on 074 91 22761 or +353 74 91 22761 from NI.
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