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18 February 2019
Bookshops > Ireland (South) > Co. Westmeath >
Secondhand and Antiquarian Bookshops in the UK 2019
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John's Bookshop
9 Main Street
ATHLONE Co. Westmeath
tel: 090 6494151 e-mail
Open: Thursday - Saturday 10.30 - 6.00.
I sell secondhand, antiquarian and a few new books. I also sell original documents, photographs, ephemera and a few select paintings. Whilst I stock books of all sorts there is an emphasis towards Irish Writers, Irish History, Local History, and Irish language books.
Old bookshops are so much fewer than they were, but they are still a good place to take leave of your troubles.
BARRY HUMPHRIES
