Harp and the Fridge: Ireland's 1980s NFL flirtation
On 31 January 1986, an RTÉ News crew set off for Kilkenny College to sample the opinions of students in their 'Teenagers Point of View' slot.
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On 31 January 1986, an RTÉ News crew set off for Kilkenny College to sample the opinions of students in their 'Teenagers Point of View' slot.
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