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COBH AGE FRIENDLY TOWN INFORMATION DAY
Saturday June 9th at Cobh Library from 11am. Featuring information, groups and services for older people in Cobh and Cork County. Find out all about the Cobh Age Friendly Town Project and how we are making our town a better place for older people to live in and visit. Refreshments provided from 2.30pm, followed by the Cobh Age Friendly Children’s Art Competition prize giving.
Check out The Great Island Community Forum Facebook Page for more information or call Stephanie on 0860415168. This is a Great Island Community Forum and Cork County Council Initiative.
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