The light is declining in dear old Dublin for us

My wife and I were in Dublin city during the week, after a long absence. It may be a while again before we decide to go there.

The light is declining in dear old Dublin for us
Wed, 01 Jul, 2015 - 01:00
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And here are just a couple of reasons why —

For one, the heart of the city has gone with the closure of Clerys.

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