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Out of the Blue Theatre Company presents

Life on the Dole& The BrothersWritten & Directed by Sean RonanLife on the Dole is a hilarious look at Tommy who is a seasoned dole person. Tommy would like to explain to the audience why he is entitled to be on the dole for 30 years and why working was never an option.The Brothers is a very funny look at life in a remote village somewhere in Ireland. Brothers Jack and Brian live with their mammy, needless to say they both have a very sheltered outlook on everyday life. Starring Matt Ronan, Bernie Kelly and Sean Ronan.

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NASC in association with Livin’ Dred Theatre Company presents

The Bridge BelowThe TownWritten by Pat McCabeLove will survive us all. In this new play The Bridge Below The Town, set in the colourful innocent world of 1950s small-town Ireland, Golly Murray discovers this gratifying truth. Almost broken by the travails of life’s struggles, she and her husband Patsy are seen to triumph over adversity in the most extraordinary and uplifting way. This is a rollercoaster production about life, love, Butlins and nuns who make Marla Men, all to the beat of a classic soundtrack. Starring Malcolm Adams, Damien Devaney, Janet Moran, Gina Moxley, Roseanna Purcell and Catherine Walsh.

NOISE Dublin, South Dublin County Council Arts Office presents

NOISEMovesDance FestivalYoung dancers from South Dublin County bring new moves and original work to the professional stage with invited guests. NOISEmoves is an initiative of the South Dublin County Council Arts Office Dance Residency programme and is part of the networked NOISE South Dublin Community. The youth dance festival is supported by the Arts Council, South Dublin County Council’s Arts Office, RUA RED, South Dublin Arts Centre and the Civic Theatre, Tallaght.April

Sun 6thMain Auditorium 8pm

€5

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On Q Theatre Company presents

1959 Pink ThunderbirdWritten by James McLure. Directed by Carol RyanIn Laundry & Bourbon we meet Elizabeth Caulder, a longsuffering Texan housewife holding the fort while her husband, Roy, is indulging in drunken sprees and extramarital affairs. With her friends, the brassy Hattie Dealing and town gossip Amy Lee Fullernoy, they become ever more intoxicated and forthcoming about everyone’s secrets - including their own. In Lone Star, we meet Elizabeth’s husband Roy, a Vietnam veteran adjusting to the changes in his home town while he was at war. He now spends his nights in Angel’s Bar, reliving his glory days and staging mock battles with his slow witted younger brother Ray. Cletis Fullernoy, who idolizes Roy, arrives with bad news leading the brothers into a confrontation as long-hidden secrets are dredged up.This is an amateur production. By arrangement with Josef Weinberger Plays Ltd.

ITT Dublin Drama Society presents

Who Did You SayYou Were? Written by Giles ScottDetective Geoff Crosswell has always had a knack for solving murder cases. It might have something to do with his little secret....he is psychic. But this weekend he is taking his girlfriend Sue on a murder mystery weekend to truly test his abilities with no help from the other side. Little does he know that the location for the weekend activities is haunted by a ghost...that only Geoff can see. So now he must solve a real murder while trying to solve a pretend murder while playing a pretend character surrounded by a bunch of characters trying to play other characters!

AprilTues 1st - Sat 5thMain Auditorium 8pm

€18 & €16 concession€10 opening night (1st)

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Tues 25th March-Sat 5th AprilExcl Sun 30thLoose End Studio 8:15pm

€15 & €12 concession

DramaAprilWed 9th - Sat 12thLoose End Studio 8:15pm

€16 & €14 concession€10 opening night (9th)

MusicAprilSat 12thMain Auditorium 8pm

€20 & €16 concession

DramaAprilWed 16th - Sat 19thLoose End Studio 8:15pm

€12 & €7 concession

The Illegals with Niamh KavanaghThe Finest Tribute to the Eagles and Fleetwood Mac.Bigger and better than ever, The Illegals are back at the Civic with their popular Common Thread show, delving deeper into The Eagles and Fleetwood Mac back-catalogues to keep their dynamic live show fresh but familiar to packed venues throughout Ireland. A Common Thread sees the band belting out a superb set from the Big Two and ‘connected’ others from the West Coast sound. You’ll hear classic tracks from Linda Rondstadt, Neil Young, Bonnie Raitt and others as well as all the top favourites from The Eagles and Fleetwood Mac including Hotel California, The Chain, Desperado, Dreams and more ...

“Simply Stunning” – The BBC

Presented by RATSS Stage School with full orchestra

Les MiserablesA musical by Alain Boublil & Claude-Michel SchönbergLyrics by Herbert Kretzmer, Musical Director Ray RyanDirected by Joe ConlanAfter a sellout performance of their production of Oliver two years ago at the Civic Theatre, RATSS Stage School returns with the School Edition of Les Miserables. With a live orchestra and stunning set this promises to be a great musical night out. Joe Conlan is one of our leading musical theatre performers and known for his amazing comic timing as the Panto Dames at the Gaiety Theatre. At RATSS, students learn all the basics of stagecraft, music, dancing, singing and staging.

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ComedyAprilThurs 24thMain Auditorium 8pm

€15 & €12 concession

AprilSat 26thLoose End Studio 8:15pm

€10 & €8 concession

Big Guerilla Productions presents

DigWritten by Seamus O’RourkePlaywright and Director Seamus O’Rourke has become well known for tackling serious contemporary social issues through humour and quirky but recognisable rural Irish characters. In some parts of rural Ireland graves are still dug by friends and neighbours of the deceased and not by professional gravediggers. This play is about that ritual… and about things that never get said between men… men who played sport together, men who would die for one another, men who would do anything for the ‘cause’ and yet keep their real thoughts a secret to the grave. O’Rourke himself revisits one of his finest roles as Big Tom O’Donnell and audiences are in for a real treat.‘Seamus O’ Rourke’s writing brings real lives of rural Irish people to the stage’ - Charlie McGettigan

No Tears Productions present

The Queens of Pimlico‘Sisters to the bitter end.’It’s Alma’s wedding day, only she’s marrying her older sister Rita’s ex-fiancé. With tensions high as it is, Alma has one more secret, but with “not a pot to piss in, literally” it could be her ticket to a better way of life, leaving her only sister and last remaining family behind. This two act play set in the early 1950’s tenements of Dublin will leave audiences with smiles on their faces and tears on their cheeks. No Tears Productions are back in the Civic Theatre with this new and hilarious heart-warming Irish drama. After the great success of critically acclaimed Bound and A Nice Bed To Die In, comes Derek Masterson’s latest play, Queens of Pimlico. ‘No Tears always manage to find a gentle balance between humour and genuine drama’ - Quality Waffle

Liberties College presents

Sweeney ToddWritten by Stephen SondheimDirected by Neville Carlyle StyleIn dark, smoggy and feral London, Benjamin Barker has escaped from prison, returning to seek revenge against the lecherous judge who framed him, ravaged his young wife, and stole away his daughter. Barker’s private grievance eats away at him, and he gradually turns into a demonic serial killer—his thirst for blood expanding to include his unfortunate customers. Sweeney Todd is Sondheim’s most popular work, a powerful melodrama about The Demon Barber Of Fleet Street.

Lisa Richards Agency presents

Ireland’s Got MammiesColm O’Regan created the Twitter sensation@irishmammies and introduced the world to the gentle wisdom of Irish Mammies everywhere. In just six months he (or she, actually he’s not really sure any more) gained nearly 40000 followers including famous authors like Marian Keyes and Hollyood star Minnie Driver. And now he’s made a complete SHOW of Mammy. Do you have a son working in something to do with computers? Had you to ask the young one in the shop to put the credit on the phone? Did you have the pavlova? Colm O’Regan, brings the world of the Irish Mammy to life in a unique and dotey way. Make sure you bring along your own Irish Mammy to the Cat Laughs hit show. Warning – this show may be best accompanied with tea and a bun.‘Deadpan with Hilarious consequences’ – Irish Times

Irish National Youth Ballet presents

Variations, Concertino & Beauty and the BeastForty two of Ireland’s most talented young ballet dancers will perform in this year’s Irish National Youth Ballet’s spring season. Variations and Concertino make up the first part of the programme. These are many short pieces celebrating the joy of dance. The second part of the programme is Beauty and the Beast, a story loved by adults and children alike, sadness, joy and ending in true love. The dancers will be accompanied by a 12 piece orchestra led by Cillian O’Breacháin and two singers, a Soprano and Mezzo.‘Some of the best ballet dancing seen herefor years.’ - The Irish Times

Cailín Deas Productions present

Weighing-InWritten by Ger GallagherDirected by Caroline FitzGeraldWeighing-In is a fast paced comedy about life, love and dieting and how we all need to adjust the scales to find the right balance. Set in the Easi-Slim diet clinic we meet the highly driven Pam and the motherly Breda. Both attend the weekly weigh-in and strike up an unlikely relationship. Pam has reached her target weight and has only joined up to maintain and brag about the weight she’s lost. Breda has diligently attended the Easi-Slim meetings but just can’t manage to win the battle of the bulge – until Pam comes along to power walk her into shape. With her low-calorie intake and rigorous exercise regime, Pam introduces Breda to life in the fasting lane.‘No flab on this weighty drama’ - Evening Herald

Splendid Lunatics presents

Splendid Lunatics – Improv Comedy ShowThe Splendid Lunatics are Dublin’s freshest, funniest group of improv comedians. For years these guys have been performing on stage, screen and radio, before coming together for a common cause – hilarity! Join Mark, Diane, Brian, Declan, Conor and Ciarán as they tickle your funny bones. The guys will be taking YOUR suggestions on the night, and using them to fuel comedy sketches, songs and games, all made up on the spot – your wish is their command! You won’t believe what these guys can do – come along and be part of the fun!

Ciotóg presents

Amú & Cótaí DeargaDance Double BillChoreography by Ríonach Ní NéillCiotógDance Ensemble in Residence at South Dublin County, the Civic Theatre and Rua Red South Dublin Arts Centre.

AmúThree people construct safety nets of belonging, to catch them when memory fails.

Cótaí DeargaNós nua ar shean slí... dearcadh ar shaol rúnda éadaí. Postulating a wholly speculative & unprovable link with shamanistic traditions, Cótaí Dearga imagines a new tradition for the red skirts of the Arann Islands

MusicalMayTues 13th - Sat 17thMain AuditoriumTues 13th - Sat 17th 7.30pmSat 17th 2.30pm €15

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MayTues 20th - Sat 31stexcl. Sun 25 MayLoose End Studio 8:15pm €12Special Bealtaine offer Wed 21st & 28th @ 3pm all tickets €10

MayWed 28thMain Auditorium 8pm

€10

MayTues 20th - Sat 24thMain Auditorium 8pm€19 & €17 concession

MayTues 6th - Sat 10thLoose End Studio 8:15pm

€12 & €10 concession€10 for groups of 10 or more

DanceMayThurs 8th - Sat 10thMain Auditorium 8th-10th: 8pm €20 & €15 conc. Groups 10+ €129th: 12pm. All tickets €8 10th: 3pm. €17.50 & €13 conc.Groups 10+ €10

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AprilWed 16th - Sat 19thMain Auditorium 8pm

€18 & €16 concession€10 opening night (16th)

The Headline Agency presents

Declan SinnottAccompanied by Vicky Keating on vocalsWorld Renowned Irish Guitarist, Producer, Songwriter and Folk Legend, Declan Sinnott with a career spanning over 40 years has played guitar and produced music for Irish folk luminaries such as Christy Moore, Mary Black, Sinead Lohan and John Spillane. He was a founding member of Horslips and Moving Hearts and spent 13 years producing the majority of Mary Black’s music. Since 2000 Declan has been guitarist and producer to Christy Moore. It may seem unusual for a 61 year old to be releasing his debut album but this is a very special album and one that doesn’t follow any generic patterns. He contends that his album I Love The Noise It Makes could not have been made before now. As much as anything this title describes Declan’s passion for what he does.

An Evening with Don BakerDon Baker, a fantastic harmonica and guitar player, has established himself as a prolific song writer with the release of his new CD My Songs, My Friends. His songs are covered by Sinead O’Conner, Brian Kennedy, Finbar Furey, Paddy Casey and Declan O’Rourke, to name just a few. Baker won Best Supporting Actor for his role in the film The Late Men at the Australia Film Festival. He is rated by Charlie McCoy and U2’s Bono as the world’s finest acoustic harmonica player. Don Baker will be bringing his authentic sound back to the intimate setting of the Civic Theatre after a performance here last year - this promises to be a special show so book early to avoid disappointment.

Fil Campbell and Tom McFarland presents

Just A Song At TwilightFil Campbell presents an affectionate tribute to the Irish folk songs that generations of Irish grew up with – songs that were recorded by women like Delia Murphy, Bridie Gallagher and Mary O’Hara whose lives Fil documented in her RTE documentary series Songbirds. Guaranteed to have you singing along in chorus on songs like the Old Maid in the Garrett and The Spinning Wheel, Love’s Old Sweet Song, Let Him Go Let Him Tarry and many more old favourites. Fil is joined by Tom McFarland on vocals and percussion.

Tommy Swarbrigg Promotions presents

Reeling in the 60’sReeling In The 60’s is a rip roaring, rollicking night of fun and nostalgia for the music that encompasses the birth of Rock n Roll, Pop and all else in between. Ronan Collins (RTE) is host and compere and will be using that great voice of his to belt out some of the biggest hits of the era. With him are, Simon Casey who can sing anything from Gene Pitney to Elvis, Tony Kenny star of the musicals, Karen Black who sings all types of songs from Tina Turner, Lulu to Connie Francis, The Sugar Cubes with Eugene McCarthy (director, arranger RTE TV & Radio) as band leader and Tommy and Jimmy Swarbrigg, harmonising brothers who will sing The Everly Brothers, The Bee Gees and many more harmonies. The show’s exciting finale is an all cast salute to the great 60’S era.

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An Evening with Red HurleyRed will perform his greatest hits from down through the years, including Love Is All, When, Kiss Me Goodbye, Broken Promises, Isadora, A Poor Man’s Roses, Let The Heartaches Begin and many more. Red Hurley is considered to be one of the finest performers Ireland has ever produced. His signature rich powerful voice, relaxed charm and energetic stage shows have captured the hearts of audience’s everywhere. Performances throughout Europe and the United States have firmly established him as a truly exceptional entertainer. This concert is sure to sell out, so remember to book early to avoid disappointment!“These songs of Red have moved me greatly. He sings to me, down in my soul” - Dr. Maya Angelou

MusicJuneFri 27th - Sat 28thMain Auditorium 8pm

€29.50

MusicJuneFri 20thMain Auditorium 8pm

€17 & €15 concession

I Mandala, Ireland presents

NagamandalaIndian English Snake playWritten by Girish KarnadDirection and Design by Kumaradas T NNagamandala is an elaborate and spectacular ritual of serpent worship in modern south India. Naga means serpent and mandala implies decorative pictorial drawings on the floor. The play depicts the divine union of male and female snakes. However, here the union was not with another snake, it was the union of a snake in the form of a human with another human. It is a story within a story narrated by Story (a character) to a playwright condemned to die if he is unable to stay awake the whole night. The piece explores human relationships, gender identities and the female psyche.

JuneSat 21stMain Auditorium 8pm

€15 & €12 concession,

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MayFri 30thMain Auditorium 8pm

€20 & €16 concession

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MayThurs 29thMain Auditorium 3pm

Special Bealtaine offer: all tickets€10

JuneWed 4thMain Auditorium 8pm

€25

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Verdant Productions present

My Brilliant DivorceWritten by Geraldine AronDirected by Andrew MurrayMy Brilliant Divorce is a comedy drama about surviving divorce with a sense of decorum and humour. The hilarious and moving story of Angela, who was recently deserted by her accountant husband for a younger model, sets out to survive and enjoy life on her own – she hopes! Alone in a world of sneaky solicitors, unusual sexual encounters, help-line counsellors and the possibility of doing her own ironing (poverty)! Does she fight to keep her husband? Or should she just move on?

‘…infectious, bubbly and never depressing…expect to be well entertained’ - The Daily Express

Beezneez Theatre Company presents

The Lonesome WestCivic favourites, Beezneez, return with the Martin McDonagh classic The Lonesome West. John McDwyer directs the blackest of black comedies starring Gerry Farrell (An Ordinary Man), Peter Davey (Johnnie’s Britches) Margaret Kilcoyne (Nobody’s Perfect) and Brian Gallagher (Scorpion) in a tour de force production. The Lonesome West rips apart the old Ireland image of comely maidens and leprechauns and introduces us to the mad world of brothers Coleman and Valeen which revolves around important matters such as the ownership of poitín, crisps and figurines. An unmissable night ofpure theatre.

JulyTues 1st - Sat 5thMain Auditorium 8pm

€18 & €14 concession€10 opening night (1st)

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JulyThurs 10th - Sat 12thMain Auditorium 8pm

€18 & €14 concession

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Ballet Ireland presents

Let’s Make a BalletBallet Ireland’s 14th Annual Summer SchoolThis year it’s all about shoes!!! Drawing on inspiration from the original tale, The Elves and the Shoemaker, this year’s participants will have an unforgettable time creating a ballet with professional dancers from Ballet Ireland. Each day begins with class on stage with the dancers. Summer school participants become part of the creative process, helping to devise the choreography, create sets and costumes (including shoes!). Our hugely popular summer school gives aspiring performers a taste for all that goes into making a ballet and a peek into the life of a professional dancer. Together with the dancers, the young performers play an important role in the creation of their own full-length ballet which is performed on stage at the end of the week for family and friends to come and enjoy.

Group A: 6-8 years Group B: 9-11 yearsGroup C: 12-15 yearsGroup D: 16 and over

11am – 1pm: Groups C & D 2pm – 4pm: Groups A & BNOTE: All groups attend the afternoon session on Thursday 24thAll groups attend on Friday 25th July from 11 - 5pm. Fri 25th July, 4pm - 5pm: PERFORMANCEPlease note, timetable subject to change.

Civic Theatre presents

Camp FameA three week musical theatre summer camp for boys & girls aged 6 - 18 years. Get the chance to perform in Fame Jr – The Musical on the stage of the Civic Theatre, Tallaght. This camp is ideal for students with an interest in performance and musical theatre. Take part in classes in theatre, dance, music, arts and crafts during morning classes and then rehearse for the staged production of Fame Jr – The Musical in the afternoon. The three week camp culminates in a fully produced musical with lights, sound, set and costume. Please note, students must have attended at least two weeks of the camp in order to have a part in the final production.Age Groups: 6 - 8 years / 9 - 12 years / 13 + years

Students can expect to enjoy: Theatre: Improvisation, Role Play, Theatre Games, Speech & Drama. Dance: Funky Hip Hop, Contemporary,Tap and Jazz. Music: A repertoire of songs from musical theatre to pop and through this enjoyment and self-expression discover many skills they never thought they had. Arts & Crafts: Learn how to make props & more for the final production!

Civic Theatre presents

Camp Fame - TotsA brand new TOT’S CAMP for kids aged 3 -5 years.Students will take part in classes in theatre, dancing, music, arts and crafts from 10am – 1pm. Parents and friends will be invited to attend a lunchtime showcase each Friday to see their projects.

Students can expect to enjoy: Theatre: Improvisation, Role Play, Theatre Games, Speech & Drama. Dance: Funky Hip Hop, Contemporary,Tap and Jazz. Music: A repertoire of songs from musical theatre to pop and through this enjoyment and self-expression discover many skills they never thought they had. Arts & Crafts: Learn how to make props & more for the final production!

Collapsing Horse Theatre Company presents

Bears in SpaceBears in Space is a new hour of madness from Collapsing Horse, the theatre company behind the smash hit puppet music show Monster/Clock and 2013 Civic and Fringe show Distance from the Event. The show centres around two cosmonaut bears on a spaceship hurtling toward the impossibly distant limits of the universe, and the villainous beings who chase them. Through their renowned puppetry, comic skills and music, Collapsing Horse will consider the perils and wonders of a journey across space and time to nowhere. Please come, relax and join them on their ethereal adventure. Starring Aaron Heffernan; Jack Gleeson and Eoghan Quinn.

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JulySat 26thMain Auditorium 8pm

€10

JulyMon 21st - Fri 25th11am - 1pm / 2pm - 4pmMain AuditoriumPerformance: 25th-4pm

€80 per student or €70 per student for 2 children from the same family

Week 1: Mon 28th JulyWeek 2: Tues 5th AugWeek 3: Mon 11th Aug10am - 4pm

Performances:Sat 16th & Sun 17th-7pm

From €85 per week €20 deposit secures place Option to do 1, 2 or 3 weeks. Early drop off at 8.30am and late collection at 5.30pm also available at an extra fee of €7 per day.

Week 1: Mon 28th JulyWeek 2: Tues 5th AugWeek 3: Mon 11th Aug10am - 1pm

Performances:Lunchtime showcase each Friday

From €55 per week €20 deposit secures place

About Rob Murphy & Dominic O’HailmhichRob Murphy (‘Buffy’ in the Cheerios Panto and Director of Dramatic Action Stage School) and Dominic O’Hailmhich (Director of Live Laugh Learn) both hold an Associate from Trinity Guildhall, London. Together, with a host of experienced teachers, they have joined forces with the Civic Theatre to bring you Camp Fame.

How to Book:By Phone: 01 4627477Visa, Mastercard & Laser are accepted.Tickets are held at the Box Office for collection. There is no phone booking fee.Online: www.civictheatre.ieNote: there is a €1 online booking fee per ticketIn Person: Visit our Box Office Team and chat to them about our calendar of events.Opening hours are: 10am - 6pm Mon - Sat10am - 8pm on performance nightsPlease note that only tickets for that evening’s performance can be booked between 6pm - 8pm. Should there be a Sunday performance, box office will open 2 hours prior to the performance.Ways to Save€10 Opening Night Tickets: Available for many showsConcession Tickets:Available to students, Equity members, under 18s, the unemployed and senior citizens to certain shows.Group Bookings:A discount of 10% is available for groups of ten or more to certain productions (please check with the Box Office at time of booking). Special rates for schools and groups are available to selected shows; please contact boxoffice@civictheatre.ie for more information.Terms & ConditionsRefunds & Cancellations: Tickets cannot be exchanged or refunded unless an event is cancelled. Should an event be cancelled, you will be offered a full refund.Latecomers : Latecomer admission is not guaranteed although offered where possible.

Children: All children, including infants, must have a ticket for an individual seat to comply with fire regulations.Gift Vouchers Valid for our entire varied and award-winning programme throughout the year including drama, comedy, music, ballet, opera, contemporary dance and children’s theatre, Civic Theatre gift vouchers steal the show when it comes to choice. Gift Vouchers can be purchased from the box office in any denomination from €5, €10, €20, €30, €50 &€100 and do not have an expiry date. Data Protection Policy Once you have booked tickets for the Civic Theatre your details will be held on our database. From time to time, we may send you information about the Civic Theatre and its programme of events. If you don’t wish to receive this information tell us at the time of booking or email boxoffice@civictheatre.ie.AccessibilityThe Civic Theatre has a loop system for people with hearing difficulties, designated seating in the main auditorium, lift, accessible toilet facilities and reserved parking and ramp access to the Theatre for the disabled attending evening and Saturday matinee performances.  Please advise the Box Office of your requirements when booking. It is not possible to book wheelchair accessible seating online. Interval BistroA full bar service is available before the show and during the interval. Patrons can pre-order their interval drinks before the performance. The bistro is open daily from 10am - 7.30pm. Ph 01 4627550

Booking & Information The Civic Theatre is located in Tallaght at the end of the RED Luas line, at the northside of The Square Shopping Centre and beside South Dublin County Council headquarters and the County Library.

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