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This is why the post boxes in Dublin have been painted red

Ten post boxes across Dublin at locations such as Stephens Green and Liberty Hall have suddenly turned red.

This is why the post boxes in Dublin have been painted red

Mon, 21 Mar, 2016 - 00:00

And some people were a little confused.

Why is this postbox red? #ststephensgreen @Postvox pic.twitter.com/s6py8kCT4r
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