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    About this Episode

    Frances Holohan of Abbey and District Heritage Group, Abbey, Loughrea, chats with 90 year old retired postmistress, Nora Hynes, about the changes she has witnessed in the Irish postal and telecommunications industry over the past few decades. This interview was recorded on 31st May 2015 in partnership with the Heritage Office Galway County Council and Old Tuam Society.

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