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Get out luggage and reminisce about previous holidays outside Coleraine. Dublin was my favourite.Wash our holiday clothes and feel bad when they no longer fit. Buy sunglasses and look very cool. Buy Euros and become enraged at the exchange rate. Search for our passport and wish the photograph was better.

Also:

• Buy suntan cream
• Buy flip flops
• Buy book

Here is the library home page

Here is my email address for further contact.

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