The William Carleton Society will host a walk and community event at St Patricks Chair & Well, Altadavin Glen, Augher on Sunday 6th August from 2-4pm.
This event will include readings from Carleton reminiscing on his childhood in the local area, traditional music, refreshments and a walk to the historic Chair & Well site.
All are welcome.
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Tel+44 (0) 7818 186 979
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