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  • 31 Oct 18
Mad Hatter: Donal Skehan
Mad Hatter: Donal Skehan
The Hot Press Newsdesk
By: The Hot Press Newsdesk

Who would be the first person you would invite to your birthday party?

My wife Sofie and our baby Noah – he hasn’t been to any birthday parties yet, so it would be his first.

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