ABOUT THIS EPISODE
We won't be exploring an Irish policy project this week, but we have added further reading to the show notes on the previous episodes to tide you over. A collated list of all those materials is also available on Substack @memotofile.
We will be back soon with some more content and we would love to hear from you, so please do send any thoughts, critiques or questions to our email memotofilepodcast@gmail.com.
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