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Unusually, perhaps, February was a sunny

month. On Saturday 17th Mary and I decided that

we would spend a day in Dublin, strolling around,

enjoying the crowds, going into the shops, having coffee and

lunch. We took the trip on the bus. It was very enjoyable as

we sped along, and the green fields and the grazing animals

spread out in a never-ending panorama.

 We anticipated a pleasant day. But, as we entered the city

centre my head began to pound. I never suffered from

headaches, but this was totally debilitating. My head was

pounding so much that I was unable to walk very far. We went

into a cafe and sat there for an hour or so having coffee. I

tried to resume our walk down Henry Street, but was unable.

I spent the entire day in cafes, drinking coffee and feeling

unaccountably depressed. I looked forward to the departure

time for the bus, and gradually as we made our way home the

pain eased.

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