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A long time ago, 1612 to be exact, Richard Nugent was granted the privilege of holding a weekly market and a two-day fair in Multyfarnham. In recent years, many places have made efforts to revive the tradition of the Market or fair and Multyfarnham has not be found wanting in this regard. The local Community have been instrumental in this movement. Following a very successful harvest fair last September, they are now looking forward to holding their Easter, Harvest and Christmas Fairs in the village.

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Business Mountmellick was set up to represent Mountmellick and the businesses in it. Our aim is to promote local businesses and attract new business ventures and visitors to Mountmellick.

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We are simply not-for-profit, non-governmental organisation with members in Ireland. We offer different topic about individual welfare and stability which is very important. Right living is your good behavior and your action and understanding the law of the country If you have a passion for community development, ideas and enthusiasm to share with us online, then please join us today and become a part of this dynamic network We welcome your participation!

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Established 1947. Affiliated to the Drama league of Ireland

We provide information, support, programmes, and services to members of our community on a range of mental health issues. We are the main sponsors of our local Community Employment Project (C.E.), deploying staff to voluntary organisations and providing maintenance on local sportsgrounds. Our Information office is located in the Community Centre on Bishop Street Tuam and is open Monday to Friday - 9am to 5pm.

Opening times: every Friday in the Music Drama Room from 12.35-1.00

Bandon Film Society is a member of Irelands only alternative non-profit network of film clubs. As a voluntary organisation the Film Society plays an important role in bringing a variety of international cinema to West Cork and Bandon Town. Local screenings are selected by members from the Access Cinema’s own extensive collection, in conjunction with a selection of the exciting titles freshly imported every year. Bandon Film Society aims to promote health and wellbeing in the community by organising film screenings that bring the community together to meet and socialise in an informal setting at minimum cost to members and the public. The films that are screened serve to entertain and engage the public but also play a significant role in educating and informing the film-going community on social, cultural and environmental issues with film screenings offering a window to the world. Film Society membership is available to everyone, entitling you to free admission to all Film Society screenings throughout the year.