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Dermot O Donoghue reads in Sweny's pharmacy in Dublin, made famous by the book "Ulysses" by James Joyce, used today as a James Joyce heritage centre during a celebration of his work "The Dead" Julien Behal/PA Wire/Press Association Images
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