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It seems that one or more people are intent on giving the false impression that the school's ethos is 'Church of Ireland'. I have often tried to revert these malicious edits but recently they have been automatically flagged as 'vandalism', such is the success of this now ingrained lie that the school is Anglican instead of Zoroastrian. It's almost like a Borges short story, the idea of an encyclopedia entry being the truer reality. Needless to say, this should be considered as one of the countless examples of anti-Zoroastrianism in Ireland, a species of discrimination and, on occasion, outright oppression which has recently been highlighted by the UN as the country's chief cause of concern. CosiParloZarathustra12 (talk) 19:53, 15 February 2020 (UTC)Reply
