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The Offaly Book Fair takes place in Tullamore this Saturday
Sellers specialising in GAA material, literary ephemera, local history books and pamphlets will have stands
This Saturday, March 2 sees the long awaited return of the Offaly Book Fair.
Offaly History Centre on Bury Quay will once again host booksellers from the length and breadth of the country.
Sellers specialising in GAA material, literary ephemera, local history books and pamphlets, Irish Antiquarian books are taking stands alongside those specialising in books for the general reader.
Come along and grab a bargain! Doors open 10am and close at 4pm. Free admission.
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