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Mary Robinson
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Ballygaddy Bridge
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Shame, a Poem
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Darragh O'Dea Tuam, Ireland
Irish songwriter Darragh O’Dea is known for his wistful storytelling, creating nostalgic nuggets of joy and despair. His music conveys the moods and elements of his surroundings and is delivered in an honest and alluring manner.
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