The Internet service provider Ireland On Line said last night it would collaborate with the publisher RyanHo on a new magazine for its 27,000 customers. The publication's first edition is planned for September, and Ireland On Line has asked its subscribers to submit ideas about the issues or items they would like to see covered.
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The Internet service provider Ireland On Line said last night it would collaborate with the publisher RyanHo on a new magazine…
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