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Age Concern Deepings - Age Concern is marking this day with the moving poem by Rudyard Kipling, My Boy Jack. It speaks of those waiting at home for dear ones who never
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Once Upon a Time in Cratloe on X: "5/6 Rudyard Kipling's own son Jack was also in the first Battalion of the Irish Guards and may well have served alongside Michael Curry.
