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Granard Booktown Festival CLG

#726363 Private unlimited with share capital

Granard Booktown Festival CLG is a private unlimited company with share capital registered in Ireland on 22 September 2022 (company number 726363), based in Moate, Co. Westmeath. Current status on the CRO register: Active.

Company Details

Registered Name GRANARD BOOKTOWN FESTIVAL COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE
Company Number 726363
Company Type Private unlimited with share capital
Type Code 1121
Status Normal

Important Dates

Registration Date 22 September 2022
Last Annual Return 22 March 2026
Last Accounts Filed 31 December 2024

Industry Classification (NACE)

NACE Code: 82.30

Registered Address

SHUROCK

KILACHONNA

MOATE,WESTMEATH

N37HR80

Contact Details

Phone Number 043 668 6164
Email Address Unknown

Company Website

Company Description

Granard Booktown Festival Company Limited by Guarantee operates the Granard Booktown Festival, an annual literary event held in Granard, County Longford. The company describes the festival as a national book town initiative located in the heart of Ireland. It is inspired by the global book town movement, with specific reference to its counterparts in Wigtown, Scotland. The organisation aims to transform the Midlands town into a welcoming destination for book lovers during the event.

The festival typically takes place in April and features a lively weekend of stories and creativity. It brings together speakers, writers, and artists to engage with readers and art lovers. The company invites the public to celebrate literature and help build a festival that brings international culture to the region. The event includes a programme of activities, writing workshops, and appearances by headliners.

The company is registered with the Companies Registration Office under number 726363. It maintains a presence on social media platforms including Instagram, Bluesky, and Facebook. The festival is supported by funding partners and is based at Granard Library on Main Street. The organisation seeks to foster a community of readers and artists through its annual gathering.