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Dunmore Cave & Viking Massacres: A history from the Underworld.: Tickets for my upcoming show in Cork City on Feb 8th 2020 are available now at https://uticket.ie/event/irish-history-podcast-qbp202 ********************************************************** This history of Dunmore cave is mysterious and gripping. A...

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