Sunday, 10 November 2013
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2669. 🇮🇪 Irish Republic’s St Patrick’s Festival Issue. - *New Issues -* *🇮🇪 **An Post *(postal service of the *Republic of Ireland*) - 20 February 2025 - St Patrick’s Day Festival - 4 self-adhesive stamps....
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New King Charles III Horizon Labels - Today 31st July 2023 is the last day of validity for the old style Machins without a barcode. So it is now an official fact and a sad day. It is also guar...
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