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Has to be said really enjoyed Stephen & Lucy Hawking’s book “George’s Secret Key to the Universe” was reviewed and recieved a whopping

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The children's Bookclub resumed on Wednesday last after the Summer break. We had a very important decision to make, as we had to find a…

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Edwina knight Moylan is exhibiting her mixed media paintings in the library for the month of October. She has 22 paintings on display ranging in…

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Come along to Family open day in The Source Library on Saturday 17th October, Storytime with Denis at 11.30am,Face painting with Cher from 11am to…

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Nenagh library knitters club would like to make an appeal for donations of small knitted toys, scarves, gloves, hats, mittens etc for their Christmas Shoe…

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The Slieveardagh Local History Group are beavering away on their local history project. They meet every Tuesday evening between 6.30pm and 8.30pm in the Library in Killenaule. Currently they are undertaking research into the stained glass windows in the area. Did you know that the stained glass window in the RC church of St Mary’s is reputed to be the largest stain glass window in the country?  It was installed by Clarkes of youghal in 1848.

Another little known fact is that the Library in Killenaule is

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The morning book club resumed in September. The book under discussion was Andrew Miller’s One Morning Like a Bird. Miller is a British author whose works have gained him several awards including a Booker nomination for his novel Oxygen in 2001.  Set during the time of the Second Sino-Japanese War, One Morning Like a Bird is a story of nation in transition and these changes are mirrored in the novel’s main character. Juji is a privileged, educated young man whose circumstances force him into maturity, a development which is long overdue. Yuji’s idealistic dreams of a respected literary status are soon replaced by a new sense of responsibility when the conflict between Japan and China escalates and survival becomes a priority.

The book received mixed reviews from the book club members. They found the

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