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<p>Hazel Doupe is an Irish actress who stars as Irish Traveler and aspiring pugilist Frances in the lovely Irish film “Float Like A Butterfly”. Written and directed by Carmel Winters, the film explores prejudices – both familial and societal – as well as love and hope in 1970s Ireland</p>

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<p>Hazel Doupe is an Irish actress who stars as Irish Traveler and aspiring pugilist Frances in the lovely Irish film “Float Like A Butterfly”. Written and directed by Carmel Winters, the film explores prejudices – both familial and societal – as well as love and hope in 1970s Ireland</p>

Episode 201 – Hazel Doupe

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Episode 201 – Hazel Doupe

Episode 201 – Hazel Doupe