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Each one is a work of art, crafted from the hands of fishermen, farmers, and a crew of volunteers in a tradition that has been passed down for generations.
The straw costumes for Wren’s Day in Dingle, Co Kerry, are the products of weeks of preparation in the lead up to Christmas.
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