The Irish Way
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An account of the author's three-hundred-fifty-mile walk from one end of Ireland to the other describes the people he encountered, as well as the castles, forts, cities, villages, pubs, and landmarks he visited.
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An account of the author's three-hundred-fifty-mile walk from one end of Ireland to the other describes the people he encountered, as well as the castles, forts, cities, villages, pubs, and landmarks he visited.
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