Colm O'Regan: Why does summer solstice always remind me of goddess Anu's breasts?

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Colm O'Regan: Why does summer solstice always remind me of goddess Anu's breasts?

Comedian and broadcaster Colm O'Regan ruminates on time, childhood memories and our Neolithic ancestors 

Look, I don’t want to be calling anyone out or anything. I realise that it’s probably too hard to change the tilt of the earth’s axis at this late stage. But still. 

The longest day happens early in the year. It’s coming up on us too soon. Before you know it, it’s happened and then someone is muttering about the evenings drawing in. 

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