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Bualadh Bos festival in Limerick
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Joe is joined by Liam McCarthy, curator of the Bualadh Bos festival, Monica Spencer, from The GAFF, who is presenting Revisiting the Banshee, and Joanne Beirne, former producer with Branar, who is bringing their brand-new show Leaves to this year’s programme to discuss Bualadh Bos.
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