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Celebrate Bloomsday 2018 on the Costa del Sol.
Note to circulate to Joyceans.

Photographs from the Beach 2018.


Bloomsday 2018 in Spain
Talk Radio, Europe - tre - report and interviews by Ger Sweeney, Live on Eire,​ ​​ Monday 18 June 2018.

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I also enclose a copy of photos that were taken on the day on the beach. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1LDpDyCJ3kqM0kVjIDvnFtu1uWVL8WDlg

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