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Record Reviews

String of Pearls: Rose Brennan

May 27, 2020July 30, 2011 by John McCullagh
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If you are very quick indeed, you might still purchase an advanced copy of Rose Brennan’s CD String of Pearls from the Festival Office, Rostrevor Square! I have my precious copy…  

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