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Ciarán Walsh | curator.ie on postcards in Irish independent 14.05.2011

Posted by Ciaran Walsh on May 14, 2011 – 2:25 am
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“WISH YOU
WERE HERE…

They were cheap, fast and if you sent one in the morning, it would arrive at its destination
before lunch. Ciaran Walsh traces the history of the postcard – the original text messages.”

This article appears in the Irish Independent tomorrow, Saturday 14 May 2011.

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