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Running from 6pm to 7:30pm, the session is designed to foster community engagement through the timeless medium of tabletop gaming
Strategy, luck, and community spirit will collide this Thursday as the Central Library Letterkenny prepares to host its upcoming Board Games Night.
The event is scheduled for Thursday, January 29 and invites locals of all ages and skill levels to step away from their screens and gather for an evening of entertainment. Running from 6pm to 7:30pm, the session is designed to foster community engagement through the timeless medium of tabletop gaming.
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Organisers hope the event will provide a social hub for residents to meet new people while exercising their critical thinking and teamwork skills. The collection often includes timeless strategy favourites like chess and draughts alongside accessible family games and modern cooperative tabletop hits. Admission is open to the public, providing a perfect opportunity for those looking to break the mid-winter slump with a free and intellectually stimulating evening in the heart of the town.
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