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An Irish Times diary placed Tom Stopford in the bar of The Club in Dalkey, where a poem by Paddy O'Reilly was later hung in his memory.
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An Irish Times diary described Tom Stopford as taking his place in the bar of The Club in Dalkey, where a poem by Paddy O'Reilly was later hung in his memory [1].
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An Irish Times diary placed Tom Stopford in the bar of The Club in Dalkey, where a poem by Paddy O'Reilly was later hung in his memory.
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