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Néill Mhíc Ghiolla Bhríde Community Library and a digital biography of Niall MacGiolla Bhrighde (1861–1942) were launched at Creeslough Community Association Hub.
The unveiling of the new Néill Mhíc Ghiolla Bhríde Community Library, installed by the CCA commemorates "A true Irishman and poet".
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Chairperson, Glenties Municipal District, Michael McClafferty, officially launched the community library.
“It was a great honour as Cathaoirleach of Glenties MD to be invited to the digital book of Nial Mac Giolla Bhrighde in the hub in Creeslough,” he said. “Well done to all the Teachers and kids from Glassan School for providing great Music as well. Thanks to Donegal County Council Library section under Joe Kelly, who organised the event.”
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