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'AS THE TWO CARS COME INTO THE FIRST CORNER ONE OF THEM IS NUDGED OVER'
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- 'IT IS LOUD, IT IS UNDIGNIFIED, BUT IT IS GREAT ENTERTAINMENT'
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- 'ALL THAT REMAINS IS TO AVOID CAMERA SHAKE IN THE PRESENCE OF A JAZZ ICON'
This takes place in the peak of the action during the Hilton Hotel Kilmainham Phoenix Park Motor Races, in August. They're the highlight of the motor-racing year. It's a free event, so it draws huge crowds.
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