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A lot of new books have come in to Gortnahoe Community Hall library.
They are free to take home and the library is based inside the main door of the hall.
When the hall is opened anyone can go inside the main door and select a book or books of their choice and they will disturb no one in the hall.
In the last week a number of audio books have been added to the library.
These audio books would suit anyone who might be visually impaired.
Over the coming weeks more audio books will be added to the library.
A lot of Parish Annuals were left into the library in the last week going back a good number of years, if any member of the community want to call to hall and take home any of the annuals free for their own collection.
If there are no demand for them they may have to be shredded in the future so it's important this offer is taken up.
If you know anyone that would avail of these, please take one to them.
This is a Gortnahoe Community Hall initiative and this idea will succeed with the local parish support.
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