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    <extent>354 pages</extent>
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  <note>Tells the story of the author's parents' lives - largely in their own words. They remember every detail of their Dublin childhoods. Through their eyes, we see the intensely Catholic society of their youth being transformed into the vibrant, modern Ireland. This is the author's first non-fiction book.</note>
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    <topic>Biography &amp; Autobiography</topic>
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  <classification authority="ddc">941.7082 DOY</classification>
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