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Fantastic Work
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Posted Sep 10, 2003 by Brendan
Congratulations on a fantastic piece of work. It should be taught in all schools worldwide, for so many of us have Irish backgrounds and ought to be taught this vital historical information. It makes for excellent reading.

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Fantastic Work
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Posted Sep 10, 2003 by Woodpigeon
Many thanks Brendan! I'm glad you liked it.

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