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The fair will be hosted at the Jim Lynch Community Building, located within the Letterkenny Community Centre
Letterkenny is preparing for a literary celebration as the St Eunan’s College Student Book Club is set to hold its World Book Day Book Fair.
Scheduled to take place on Sunday, March 1, the event aims to foster a love for reading while raising vital support for student-led initiatives.
The fair will be hosted at the Jim Lynch Community Building, located within the Letterkenny Community Centre. Doors will open to the public from 12pm until 5pm, providing ample time for families and casual readers to browse the collections.
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Organisers have emphasised the importance of this fundraiser in maintaining the vibrant activities of the college’s book club, which encourages critical thinking and creative expression among the student body.
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