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Cork's 96fm Opinion Line
The little Cork chocolate shop, making a big impression.
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Joining Paul Byrne on the Opinion Line, Katie O'Keefe from Cork 96FM's newsroom reported KoKo Kinsale, that is run by self-taught chocolatier Frank Keane.
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