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Anthony Molloy recently released his autobiography .
Tá leabharlanna ar fud Dhún na nGall ag glacadh páirte san fheachtas Éire ag Léamh le muintir na tíre ar fad a spreagadh chun léamh an mhí seo agus muid ag tarraingt ar lá náisiúnta na léitheoireachta Dé Sathairn 25 Feabhra.
I measc na n-imeachtaí beidh Ócáid Leabhair le hAnthony Molloy ag Leabharlann Phobail Ghaoth Dobhair Dé Céadaoin 22 Feabhra.
Bí linn ar 6.30pm i Leabharlann Phobail Ghaoth Dobhair le féachaint ar Chonor Ó Gallachóir ag cur agallamh i nGaeilge, maidir lena leabhar úr, ar an chéad chaptaen a bhain Craobh na hÉireann le Dún na nGall.
Libraries all over Donegal are taking part in the Ireland Reads campaign in order to encourage people to pick up a book this month in the lead up to the national reading day itself on Saturday 25th February.
Amongst the events taking place in Donegal is a live interview with Anthony Molloy in Leabharlann Phobail Ghaoth Dobhair on Wednesday 22nd February.
Be with us at 6:30pm in Leabharlann Phobail Ghaoth Dobhair where Conor Ó Gallachóir will conduct an interview in Irish with the first Donegal man to lift Sam Maguire at an event to mark the publication of Anthony’s biography.
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