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Fascinating avatar Zag's; can't think of anything now.... Appart from the M looks like it may need touching up!
 

zagatoes30

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Ok some more help is needed

What links the following

Blackpool, Sugarloaf, the Messiah, Dracula, Bram Stoker & St Valentine?
 

zagatoes30

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Let me know when you want me to give you more clues or even the answer if your struggling :)

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What links the following

Blackpool, Sugarloaf, the Messiah, Dracula, Bram Stoker, St Valentine, Oscar Wilde & "Chancing Your Arm"?
 

zagatoes30

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OK the link is DUBLIN

Blackpool - Dublin or Dubh Linn is derived from the Old Irish Gaelic, which has its literal meaning "Black Pool".
Sugarloaf - Sugarloaf is the tallest 'Dublin Mountain' yet measures a mere 423.3 meters above sea level.
the Messiah - Handel’s classic "Messiah" was premiered for the first time in 1742 in Dublin
Dracula & Bram Stoker - Bram Stoker the creator of Dracula hails from Dublin
St Valentine - Saint Valentine was martyred in Rome on February 28th eighteen centuries ago His remains are in a cask in White Friar Street Church, Dublin. He is no longer recognised as a Saint by the Vatican.
Oscar Wilde - As with Bram Stoker, Oscar Wilde hails from Dublin
"Chancing Your Arm"? - meaning taking a chance. It originates from the famous St. Patricks Cathedral Dublin, where you had to put your hand into a hole to open the Medieval Chapter House door.

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