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The document is a repeated list of the same text in Irish which translates to "Put together by Classroom 2012" and includes a website address. It provides no other information beyond this repeated text and so the essential information is that it promotes a website called "Classroom 2012" through repetitive listing.

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Curtha le Chéile ag
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www.seomraranga.com

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