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Hi Lia,
As a rugby fan and a director of a theatre festival I was delighted by your essay.
I was disappointed that Sean did not spell your name nor tell us anything about you. I found the spelling by going to the RTE website. Well done. I knew rugby was great theatre but couldn’t have put it so well.
Dezy Walls.
Thanks,Dezy – there’s so much to be said about this, I bet we could talk for hours – only there’s a match to watch! All digits crossed for tonight. Thanks for letting me know you liked the essay.