PICTURE: Kieran Ryan-Benson / Limerick City and County Council
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PICTURE: Kieran Ryan-Benson / Limerick City and County Council
The performance follows the dance company's visit to Palestine, PICTURE: Alla Aliabdallah
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Launching The Pig Parade at LSAD with Prof Vincent Cunnane, President LIT were Gaelscoil Sairseal pupils, Millie O'Sullivan, Kerry Nolan and Jessica Nolan Picture: Alan Place
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