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Limerick journalist Niamh McCarthy expected to be starting a dream holiday

Irish tourists stranded as flights are turned back

Wed, 12 Sep, 2001 - 18:06

Limerick journalist Niamh McCarthy expected to be starting a dream holiday

in San Francisco today - instead she is stranded in London, awaiting a

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