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A Post-Patriotic Performance

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On Right Here, Right Now Kilmainham Gaol, November 4, 2010. Find this in the Misc. articles folder 2

Artist / Author James Merrigan
Reference A0368
Date 2010
Journal Billion
Journal date December 20th 2010
Type Article

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