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Tony Dargan launched his latest book “A Social History of Carrig, Riverstown & Killeen” to a packed to capacity Carrig Hall on Friday night last. Tony is pictured here before the launch with his famil
Tony Dargan launched his latest book “A Social History of Carrig, Riverstown & Killeen” to a packed to capacity Carrig Hall on Friday night last.
Fr Tom Hogan PP was the special guest who launched the newly published book.
Tony was joined by members of his family for the launch while also present were a number of the contributors to the book, Tony Doorley, Clodagh Dooley, Julie King, Donna O’Brien, Jimmy Shortt, Joe Keane.
The book is on sale in SuperValu and Corrib Filling station as well as other shops.
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