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In Irish Marketing Institute, Winning Irish cases, Marketing Institute, 1993

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Joe Ferry was a native of the Gaeltach region of Gweedore in the north western part of Donegal. The county of Donegal itself occupies the north west corner of Ireland. Its geographical position is unusual in that it is virtually bounded on all sides by the Atlantic Ocean or the border with Northern Ireland, though the county is part of the Irish Republic. In the south of the county the neck of land linking Donegal with the Irish Republic is less than 5 miles wide at one point. The partition of Ireland in 1922 deprived the county of much of its natural hinterland in the adjoining city and county of Derry which marks the western border of Northern Ireland.

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10.21427/D7RN5G

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