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The Great Famine: Ireland's Landscape of Ghost Towns
Abandoned stone houses, without roofs, windows, or doors, remain an integral part of the Irish landscape, serving as a reminder of a catastrophe that transformed the country. The Great Famine killed over a million people and forced many more to emigrate.
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