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After getting hit by a car, I swore off cycling. A trip changed my mind

Summary by The Age
Descendants of the Irish diaspora are often found propping up bars throughout Ireland tearily singing Danny Boy into their Guinness, yet the locals don’t seem to mind at all.

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After getting hit by a car, I swore off cycling. A trip changed my mind

Descendants of the Irish diaspora are often found propping up bars throughout Ireland tearily singing Danny Boy into their Guinness, yet the locals don’t seem to mind at all.

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The Age broke the news in Australia on Sunday, September 7, 2025.
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