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July 1 2017

Paddy Hill at Jobstown Innocent Rally.

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From Dublin today. Paddy Hill, with MOJO co-project manager Cathy Molloy, at Jobstown Innocent Rally. Fair play to the taxi-driver who picked them up from the Foggy Dew; he took him for free to the place they’re staying, after the #JobstownNotGuilty Rally.
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