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Sweet smells abound at Rose Festival

The scent of sweet smelling flowers will fill the air today as thousands of roses go on show to the public.

Sweet smells abound at Rose Festival

Sat, 14 Jul, 2007 - 12:26

The scent of sweet smelling flowers will fill the air today as thousands of roses go on show to the public.

The 270 acre St Anne’s Park in Raheny this weekend hosts the annual Rose Festival.

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