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Dorset Echo up for award for most ‘celtic eye catching clickbait headline’

11th August 2020

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If it doesn’t win then the competition must be very stiff.

I am assuming it is somewhere in Wales or perhaps southern Ireland. It is definitely celtic.

Penny Lane

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