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Gerry Adams
Former Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams will be in Letterkenny on Saturday for a book signing.
The renowned republican politician will be at Bookmark in Letterkenny Shopping Centre to sign copies of his bestselling memoir, Cage Eleven.
The book offers a gripping and unique insight into the life of political prisoners during the Troubles.
Long before his tenure as President of Sinn Féin, Adams was a civil rights activist who faced internment without charge in the 1970s.
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This updated edition of Cage Eleven includes powerful sketches by fellow prisoner Danny Devenny, bringing the resilience and humour of that time vividly to life.
The book signing takes place between 1-3pm.
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