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A modern tale with twists of traditional Irish folklore, tells of two queer friends, Aoibhinn and Colim, who celebrate their night out at Dublin pride. Everything is well for the pair until something derails their fun; changing Aoibhinns perspective on who she wants to be and what she wants out of life.
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A modern tale with twists of traditional Irish folklore, tells of two queer friends, Aoibhinn and Colim, who celebrate their night out at Dublin pride. Everything is well for the pair until something derails their fun; changing Aoibhinns perspective on who she wants to be and what she wants out of life.
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