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Short Stories

The Parting Glass by Dee McCauley

Visits back home to Ireland can make you reflect on things differently as this short story, set in Kilkenny in the late 1960s shows.

This piece is read by Donal Cox.

https://greencurtaintheatre.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/THE-PARTING-GLASS_Final-Version.mp3
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