A Dublin Letter on Ireland’s Charms and Irish Life
A reporter recalls Dublin experiences including workers pulling down a statue of Queen Victoria for a parking lot near Leinster House. He describes Abbey Theatre performances, a tiny cobbler shop, Irish attire quirks, strawberries and cream, horse racing culture, and top Dublin dining spots Jammet's and Russell Hotel dining room. The note ends with a nod to Duncan Hines McLemore.
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Ireland
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Abbey Players
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Jammet’s
Grafton Street
Russell Hotel
Duncan Hines McLemore
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