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06 Sept 2025
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Monaincha Abbey features on the limited edition postcard created by George Cunningham and only available in Dimma's Books Picture: Darren Keegan
Roscrea historian, author and bibliophile George Cunningham created Dimma's Books in Roscrea - the town's only boutique bookshop - located in the Vincent's SVP shop on Church Street and named after the famous Roscrea monk and scribe Dimma.
George has recently created a limited edition card on Monaincha which is on sale only at Dimma's Books in the Vincent's SVP shop on Church Street. With a beautiful picture of the famed Abbey, it includes a short note on the 31st wonder of the world and its pilgrimage status.
It is complemented by a beautiful poem on ‘A Special Place’ from Carmel Cunningham’s collection Moments (2007). With an appropriate envelope the limited edition of this special and unique card is available for €5 in the Vincent's SVP shop while stocks last.
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