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Join us for another special show from the Wild Atlantic Way from counties Clare & Limerick on #RTENationwide Wednesday 27th November RTÉ One 7pm Shannon Airport @BunrattyCastle ClareHour Limerick Leader / Limerick Live Limerick Hour Fáilte Ireland VisitClare Limerick.ie Cliffs of Moher Experience RT

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