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Conference about Daniel O'Connell's legacy

Post date: Friday 28 Nov 2025

Centre Culturel Irlandais · Discussions autour de l'héritage de Daniel O'Connell_19/11/2025

Cet évènement occured on Wednesday 19 November at the CCI and on Thursday 20 November at the Embassy of Ireland.

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