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Lily Hails Originally From Dublin Crossword Clue

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- “I wish”, says the child, “to be Hibernian”
- Celtic language
- Celtic tongue
- Citizens of cork
- Dog, ... setter
- Dog, ... wolfhound
- From Dublin or Cork

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