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Charlie Byrne's bookshop will come to Ballymahon to be a part of the 41st annual literary festival.
In its 41st year, the annual Goldsmith Festival will be back to celebrate literature, as well as giving a memorable experience for its attendees. On Saturday May 31, Charlie Byrne's Bookshop will be arriving into Ballymahon to set up a pop up shop, as part of the festival.
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The shop will be located in Skelly's Yard from 2pm on Saturday and will have a wide variety of fascinating secondhand, antiquarian and bargain books on display. There will also be a specially curated section of titles by Oliver Goldsmith as part of the festival.
With plenty of variety to choose from, literary lovers will find something to suit their tastes. The pop up shop welcomes everyone to browse and read its inventory, to find something that suits them.
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