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What struck me at the time, though, was how easily the society slipped back into emigration mode. Psychologically, it was now as if the period of my own life in Ireland had been an aberration. What I thought had been banished forever – the instinct to just get the hell out of Ireland when times were bad – had merely itself been in temporary exile.
We Don't Know Ourselves: A Personal History of Modern Ireland
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