Sean Murphy 12 O'Connell Street D01 F5P2 Dublin Examiner Publications (Cork) Limited Linn Dubh, Assumption Road, Blackpool T23 PX44 Cork Ireland Dublin, 12 August 2026 Subject: Cancellation of Irish Examiner subscription Dear Sir or Madam, I hereby cancel my Irish Examiner subscription with immediate effect to the earliest possible date in accordance with the terms of my contract. I kindly ask you to confirm this cancellation in writing by post or by email. You can reach me on: - sean@example.ie - 087 123 4567 Yours faithfully, Sean Murphy
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