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Dimma Books in Roscrea
Dimma's Books in Roscrea want to ensure everyone who wants access to books should have them and are making an incredibly kind offer to anyone struggling to afford some new reading material.
Dimma Books would love to hear from anyone who loves books but cant afford them. If so contact George Cunningham at parkmorepress@gmail.com for good news. Dimma is anxious to spread the love of books here in his corner of Roscrea, the centre of his world.
Roscrea's beautifully curated boutique chrarity bookshop have been given hundreds of varied books from Paul Durcan's enormous library by Stephen Stokes of Stokes Books in Dublin and graciously facilitated and delivered by Purcell Auctioneers Birr.
Also acquired lately were hundreds of handsome books from the Library of the late Bruce Arnold.
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Dimma Books would love to hear from anyone who loves books but cant afford them. If so contact George Cunningham at parkmorepress@gmail.com for good news. Dimma is anxious to spread the love of books here in his corner of Roscrea, the centre of his world.
Dimma Books is the wonderfully stocked charity bookshop located in the SVP Vincent's Shop on Church Street and is named after the famous monk Dimma who created the Book of Dimma after being requested by St. Cronan.
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