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George Cunningham had some assistance from two lads from the Direct Provision centre in Corville House
Pictured above are Joel from Nigeria and Nana from Ghana with famed Roscrea author and bibliophile, George Cunningham in his SVP bookshop, Dimma's Books in the Vincent's Shop on Church Street.
Both Joel and Nana are in Direct Provision in Corville House and are volunteers for SVP.
Roscrea's very special boutique bookshop, Dimma's Books located in the Vincent's SVP shop on Church Street, have hundreds of new titles in stock at rock bottom prices.
Dimmas are holding a giveaway for booklovers in August when Dimma's Books SVP Roscrea will have many flash sales of books during August.
See their book window at Church Street during the month.. Buy three books and get the cheapest one free. Great value in all collections. Why not come in to browse.
George Cunningham's new bibliography of Birr's John Feehan is available there and only small numbers are remaining.
Thousands of bargains in a wide variety of both new and antiquarian vols are available in Dimma's Books
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