Donegal: two ghosts It was a blue decaying building. Its guest rooms, its restaurant and its pub were dusty and long since abandoned. Outside its signs appeared faded and an enclosure prevented you from entering. “Could I have an Hop House, please?” “We don’t have it.” “Then a Smithwicks.” The …
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