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The D4 Alien 

Ronan, who hails from the people's republic of cork, is struggling to fit in in Dublin City (aka da big shmoke), as he lets his date, Eve, out of his apartment he starts to realize he can't keep up his facade any longer.
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Ronan, who hails from the people's republic of cork, is struggling to fit in in Dublin City (aka da big shmoke), as he lets his date, Eve, out of his apartment he starts to realize he can't keep up his facade any longer.

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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Malachaí Ó Ciardhubháin
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Runtime:4 minutes
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