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Martin O’Hagan1950 - 2001This book is a tribute to the memory of Martin O’Hagan.Martin was a trade union activist, journalist, and talented writer. He worked on this book with us as a volunteer for 12months and finished his final chapter on Thursday 27th of September, the day before he was killed. We are immenselyproud to have worked with Martin and are indebted to him for his time and commitment. Without him this book wouldnever have been published.Volunteer Development Agency
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