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Irish Times - Entertainment
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Franz Ferdinand in Dublin: A band determined to keep the party going with silky maturity8 days ago
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Paul Rudd: 'There's an appreciation for life in Ireland'2 days ago
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Sirat: This nomadic rave adventure is tense, original and extraordinary4 days ago
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