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A Quick Note
We’re Slacking Off This Coming Week
We’re taking a week off so there’ll be no edition on 23 August, but we’ll be back the week after.
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As we’re a small team, it can be hard to find downtime to re-energise. So, we’re all taking a week off for a break – and there won’t be an online edition on 23 August.
The September print edition has been posted out to subscribers and should be with you soon, if it hasn’t already landed on the doormat.
We’ll be checking the main info@dublininquirer.com email on and off, so feel free still drop us a line if you need to reach us.
Otherwise, we’ll be back at work next Wednesday, refuelled and hopefully full of fresh ideas for questions to tackle and people to profile.
We hope there’s plenty in the archive to keep you entertained in the meantime. Back soon!
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