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ABOUT THIS EPISODE
John Lally is an electrician, purple belt in Jiu Jitsu and father.
In this episode of the podcast we chat to John about growing up in North Dublin, his time in multiple schools and his teenage years growing up during the Dublin rave scene in the 1990's.
John is an amazing story teller and super nice guy, we hope you enjoy episode 64.
In this episode of the podcast we chat to John about growing up in North Dublin, his time in multiple schools and his teenage years growing up during the Dublin rave scene in the 1990's.
John is an amazing story teller and super nice guy, we hope you enjoy episode 64.
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