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Ducks out of water take to the streets

Jimmy Woulfe

Ducks out of water take to the streets

Thu, 05 May, 2005 - 01:00

Scoil Carmel student, Mary Moloney, 14, rescued five ducklings she found in the car park near the Crescent Shopping Centre.

She said: “I could hardly believe it when I spotted them.”

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