17/10/2021
17/10/2021
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The wonder of books - start them young like they are doing in Mullinahone
Little Free Book Library
Well done to all involved in the installation of Mullinahone’s new Little Free Book Library to our Church Carpark. It’s a beautiful facility and feature to have added to our village. How it Works If you see something you’d like to read, take it. Its for you. While we encourage to leave a bok in return, you don’t have to.
Share Books
When you’re finished with the book, you may pass it along to a friend or return it to this library or any other Little Free Library.
Leave Books
Your books are welcome at this Little Free Library. Especially desired are books you’d recommend to friends.
Our Wish
We want to encourage everyone to read more especially children. For more information visit www.librariesireland.ie
Brendan Maher picked up a kneww injury in his teams win over Mullinahone
Clonmel Town’s Davy Morrissey tries to get his shot away as James Walsh (Rosegreen Rangers) moves in to challenge in last Sunday’s Division 2 League game at Nijinsky Park, Rosegreen.
New Inn Community Centre is organising a fundraising clothes collection
Judge Elizabeth MacGrath: ordered a probation report on a Nenagh man caught with cannabis
Brian McGrath and Brian O'Meara in action for Loughmore Castleiney and Kilruane MacDonagh
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