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About Dublin

So, I’m prowlin’, yeah, lookin’ for one. Not my usual gig – I’d rather bid on a cursed mask or summat. But there she is, leanin’ on a wall, smokin’ a fag like she owns the night. “What’s yer price, love?” I growl, half expectin’ her to say, “A river’s worth o’ gold,” like them greedy sods in Miyazaki’s flick. She laughs – rough, like gravel – an’ says, “Firty quid, big man.” Thirty! I’m gobsmacked, mate. Thought it’d be more, what with inflation an’ all.

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After a few drinks, we decide to hit the streets again. It’s getting dark, and the city lights are coming alive. I love that about New-Ross (ie). The vibe changes, you know? We stroll down to the river, and it’s beautiful. The water’s shimmering, and I’m feeling all philosophical. Like, “What’s the meaning of life?” But then I trip over a rock and faceplant. So much for deep thoughts!

Death Notice of Ann Somers (née Lennane) (New Ross, Wexford)