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Sacha Strange
12 April 2017

Dublin is slowly waking up, Yawns in the smoke, Snakes in and out, Vanishes in yellow buses. –Sacha Strange

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Time and Again, the 40 Bus Route Is Cancelled on Locals

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When kids throw stones that smash bus windows, Dublin Bus suspends the route for the day, which some locals says is unfair collective punishment.
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Some of Dublin's Street Signs are Fading Away

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But how much do, or should, Dubliners care that some have letters missing, or are unreadable?
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Bang Bang's Burial and the Hunt for a Headstone

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When groundskeeper Joe Tyrrell buried Bang Bang in the early 1980s, it was in an unmarked grave. A local business wants to get the Dublin legend a headstone.
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In Memory of an Urban Activist, Lead a Tour of Your Dublin

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