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Attendees on the day for the end of the Spiritual Landscapes module of learning on the Mitchelstown Towards Occupational Programme 2014-15 at Mitchelstown Library – included is Cllr June Murphy (foreground). Photo: Tom Hurley

There was a significant attendance at Mitchelstown Library last Friday, July 3rd for the end of the Spiritual Landscapes module of learning on the Mitchelstown Towards Occupational Programme 2014-15.

The group of 8 participants who met every Tuesday or Thursday in Stag Park Community House, had been together since last September. The Spiritual Landscapes exhibition will be in the library for the month of July.

The Towards Occupation Programme, which is free and run by Ballyhoura Development Ltd., is dedicated to enabling people to develop the skills and confidence to move into employment, self-employment, education, training or volunteering ...

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