
Robbie Dunne hails from Kildare but now calls Madrid home. In the process, he has fallen in love with the city and has written a book about a mythic, working class football team.
Robbie Dunne hails from Kildare but now calls Madrid home. In the process, he has fallen in love with the city and has written a book about a mythic, working class football team.
Robbie Dunne hails from Kildare but now calls Madrid home. In the process, he has fallen in love with the city and has written a book about a mythic, working class football team.
Normally, I give context to the piece. This time, I’ll let the poem speak for itself.
Originally published on laligablog.com and with thanks to Hugo Blanco for granting the interview.
With thanks to Jose Miguel Morales; without his help, this article wouldn’t have been possible.
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