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Dermot Kavanagh, head of Cork Simon Community. Picture: Clare Keogh

Dermot Kavanagh, head of Cork Simon Community. Picture: Clare Keogh

THE goose is getting fat.

You hardly need the first part of that rhyme, given the season is all around, as you’ve no doubt noticed. One of the great cliches is to announce that it’s not Christmas for everybody, but there’s a reason such expressions become fossilised through overuse, to use Flann O’Brien’s definition of a cliche.

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