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        • Thomas Cooley: A Short and Remarkable Career – Dr Mike O Neill
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Armagh
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Library
Monday to Friday: 10am-1pm & 2-4pm

No 5
1 October until 31 March: Thursday to Saturday: 10am – 1pm & 2-4pm

1 May – 30 June 2022
Due to staff leave
Thursday to Saturday: 10am – 1pm & 2-4pm

1 April to 30 September: Tuesday to Saturday: 10am – 1pm & 2-4pm

The Library and No 5 are closed on Bank Holidays, Morning/Afternoon on the Hill group visits and special events.

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