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English: Black and white illustration of Dublin Slum dwellers in article entitled The Last of an Historic Dublin Slum written by Mary Costello, photograph by Mrs. Charles O'Connor in The Lady of the House magazine, Volume XII, Number 143, Christmas, 1901, page 10.
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Source http://www.askaboutireland.ie/aai-files/assets/libraries/dublin-city-public-libraries/reading-room/pages-in-history/group-taken-in-at-howys-court.jpg
Author Mrs. Charles O'Connor

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