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Bunscoltacha Ghaoth Dobhair 1831-2000
An Crannog hosts an event which will tell the story of the parish's education system since when the National School system was founded in 1831.
This bilingual event attempts to tell the story through the use of PowerPoint, exhibitions, and talks, with most of the photographic material and documents on public view for the first time.
Opening hours are from 12pm-4pm, but the event itself should last for between one hour and 90 minutes.
For further information, contact Stair agus Seanchas an Bhuna Bhig at vincentbreslin1@gmail.com or call 087 3912067
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