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Excellent work created by club members over the past year is included in the exhibition
The Clonmel Camera Club exhibition, which was officially launched by the Mayor of Clonmel, Richie Molloy, at Clonmel Library continues until Saturday, August 12.
Clonmel Camera Club was established in 2004 and is a sociable group of people who share a love of all things photography.
Its aim is to promote the knowledge and photographic skills of the members and provide a forum for interaction with others of similar interests.
The club season runs from January to May and then from September to December.
Members meet every second Monday and the programme includes workshops, guest speakers, outdoor shoots, internal competitions and it is designed by and for the members.
Anyone with an interest in photography is welcome to visit the exhibition, which runs until Saturday, August 12, at Clonmel Library, and enjoy viewing the excellent work created by club members over the past year.
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