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Tag Archives: Catch 22
Catherine Dunne & Roddy Doyle in conversation at the RDS
(Part of the Dublin: One City One Book programme for 2015) Dublin: One City, One Book is a Dublin City Council initiative, run by Dublin City Public Libraries. In the ten years of its existence it has grown from a handful of events to a month … Continue reading
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