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Big Book Sale – Coming to Dungiven!

A Big Book Sale is taking place in Dungiven Library (107 Main Street, BT47 4LE) on Monday 26th September, from 10.00am - 4.00pm and Tuesday 27th September, from 10.00am - 3.00pm.

All categories of books will be available, including a small selection of Irish-themed books, large print books, videos and books on tape/CD and some DVDs.

Each day there will be additions to the selection of stock for sale.

Everyone is welcome to come along and avail of ex-library stock at bargain prices.

Check out www.librariesni.org.uk for further details.

For more information, you can contact Margaret Kane, Libraries NI, on telephone number 028 8225 3719 or email margaret.kane@librariesni.org.uk

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