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Graffiti vandals target Molly Malone statue in Dublin

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Graffiti vandals target Molly Malone statue in Dublin

Wed, 23 Jul, 2014 - 13:04

Conor Hallahan

(Picture: Dublin City Business Improvement District/Dublintown.ie )

The iconic Molly Malone statue in Dublin has been targeted by vandals.

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