Next monthly meeting Friday 3rd May in Shannon Library

 Hi.

I'm looking to have our monthly meeting on Friday 3rd May in Shannon Library.
Time yet to be decided. Please reach out if you'd like to attend!

0876 488 522
kilnageer@gmail.com






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