List of mayors of Cork

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The Lord Mayor of Cork is the head of Cork City Council and first citizen of Cork. The title was created in 1199 as Provost of Cork and changed to Mayor of Cork in 1273. It was elevated to Lord Mayor in 1900. The date of election is the beginning of June, and the term of office is one year. This is a list of Provosts, Mayors and Lord Mayors.[1]

Provosts of Cork edit

YearName
1199John Despencer[2]
1236Walter Eynoff[3]
1249Elias Stakepole[3]
1251John Wenchedon[3]
1252Walter Wright[3]
1272Nick Morren[3]

Mayors of Cork edit

13th century edit

YearNameNotes
1273Richard Wine
1274Richard Lee
1279Walter Tardiff
1281Walter Rute
1285Peter Russell
1287William Pallard
1290Walter Tardiff[citation needed]
1291Walter O'Heyne
1293John Lavallin

14th century edit

YearNameNotes
1310John Walters
1311William Bond
1312Nick Delaweily
1313William Hadevivre
1314Walter Dekerdiffe
1315Nick O'Heyne
1316John Deligre
1317Nick Delaweily
1318Adam Milksburry
1319Stephen Coppenger
1320Richard Deleyt
1321Ebra Destakenpoole
1322Walter Reith
1323Gilbert Monks
1324John Ledespasser
1325Nick Morraine
1326Edward Detalour
1327Roger Tryall
1328Roger Lebolout
1329William Albus
1330Nick Morraine
1331Richard Postwinid
1332Richard Lelegh
1333Richard Lelegh
1334Roger Leboulot
1335Bara Domontibus
1336John Wedlock
1337John Despenser
1338John de Bristol
1339John Fitz Abraham
1340Davide Demontius
1341Peter Rashall
1342Ebra Destakenpoole
1343Walter Reith
1344William Pallard
1345William Pallard
1346Walter Dekerdiffe
1347Walter Heyne
1348John Wallen
1349William Dewandspar
1350Walter Dekerdiffe
1351NickO'Heyne
1352Nick Delaoits
1353Walter Dekerdiffe
1354Pierce Wincent
1355John Gallenger
1356Walter Dekerdiffe
1357John Gallenger
1358Adam Ruth
1359Walter Dekerdiffe
1360Pierce Wincent
1361Pierce Wincent
1362William Droope
1363Adam Ruth
1364William Skiddy
1365William Skiddy
1366Pierce Wincent
1367William Skiddy
1368Jordan Kerdiffe
1369William Droope
1370John Leblown
1371John Leblown
1372Thomas Tith
1373William DroopeProbably the son of Walter Drop alias Droup.[4]
1374William Downane
1375Thomas Tith
1376William Droope
1377William Dondon
1378Thomas Tith
1379David Miagh
1380John Lombard
1381David Myah
1382Robert Drooper
1383John Myne
1384John Myne
1385John Myne
1386Robert Drooper
1387John Mably
1388John Mably
1389John Lombard
1390William Pollent
1391Redmond Kerwick
1392Andw. Stakepoole
1393Redmond Kerick
1394Robt. Flemming
1395Wm. Warriner
1396Thomas Honyboard
1397Thomas Burdeys
1398John Warriner
1399John Warriner
1400John Knapp

15th century edit

YearNameNotes
1401Richard Lavalle
1402William Sughin
1403John Pennifleet
1404John Skiddy
1405John Signie
1406Wm. Sughin
1407John Weight
1408Wm. Sughin
1409Thos. Morden
1410John Worner
1411Thos. Morrough
1412Thos. Wordonton
1413Patk. Rice
1414Thos. Molenton
1415Robt. Garner
1416Robt. Garner
1417Robt. Garner
1418Robt. Garner
1419Thos. Molenton
1420Robt. Borderen
1422Thos. Molenton
1423Pierce Droop
1424Robt. Barner
1425David Landebook
1426Geof. White
1427David Landebook
1428Edward Dantsey
1429Godfrey Waile
1430Geof. Gallaway
1431Wm. Anasey
1432Wm. Anasey
1433Wm. Anasey
1434John Menia
1435Geof. White
1436John Morough
1437Godfrey Gallaway
1438John Morrough
1439John Skiddy
1440John Skiddy
1441John Meagh
1442John Morrough
1443Wm. Goold
1444Wm. Goold
1445John Morrough
1446John Goold
1447Richd. Skiddy
1448John Goold
1449Pat Gallaway
1450John Gallaway
1451Richd. Skiddy
1452John Goold
1453Richd. Skiddy
1454Wm. Gallaway
1455Richd. Skiddy
1456Richd. Lavallen
1457Wm. Gallaway
1458Richd. Skiddy
1459Wm. Skiddy
1460Pat Gallaway
1461Richd. Skiddy
1462John Gallaway
1463Wm. Goold
1464John Goold
1465John Skiddy
1466Richard Skiddy
1467John Meagh
1468Godfrey Noile
1469John Mezca
1470Richd. Skiddy
1471John Gallaway
1472Wm. Gallaway
1473Thos. Morrough
1474Wm. Skiddy
1475Richd. Lavallen
1476John Gallaway
1477Wm. Gallaway
1478Richd. Skiddy
1479Wm. Skiddy
1480Wm. Skiddy
1481Wm. Gallaway
1482Richd. Gallaway
1483Wm. Gallaway
1484Wm. Skiddy
1485Pat. Gallaway
1486Wm. Gallaway
1487Wm. Skiddy
1488Maur. Roche
1489Wm. Gallaway
1490John Walters
1491Maur. Roche
1492John Lavallen
1493Wm. Goold
1494John Walters
1495Thos. Coppenger
1496John Lavallen
1497Maur. Roche
1498John Lavallen
1499John Walters
1500Maur. Roche

16th century edit

YearNameNotes
1501Wm. Goold
1502Wm. Gallaway
1503Edmd. Goold
1504John Gallaway
1505Wm. Terry
1506Wm. Skiddy
1507John Skiddy
1508Richd. Gallaway
1509Ed. Gallaway
1510Ed. Goold
1511Ed. Terry
1512John Gallaway
1513John Roch
1514E. Terry
1515Richard Skiddy
1516Walt. Gallaway
1517John Skiddy
1518Nick Skiddy
1519Pat Terry
1520Edm. Roch
1521David Terry
1522Richd. Goold
1523Maur. Roch
1524Ed. Goold
1525Wm. Terry
1526John Skiddy
1527Walter Gallaway
1528John Skiddy
1529Patk. Terry
1530Ed. Roch
1531Richd. Goold
1532Pat. Gallaway
1533Dom. Roch
1534Jas. Goold
1535Wm. Coppenger
1536Robt. Meagh
1537Thos. Ronane
1538Wm. Terry
1539Jas. Roch
1540Richd. Terry
1541Christ. Creagh
1542Wm. Sasfield
1543Wm. Skiddy
1544Jas. Goold
1545Richd. Goold
1546Wm. Goold
1547Wm. Goold
1548Robt. Meagh
1549Thos. Ronane
1550Dom. Roch
1551Wm. Terry
1552Jas. Roch
1553Pat Gallway
1554Richd. Terry
1555Christ. Creagh
1556Wm. Sasfield
1557Wm. Skiddy
1558Dom. Roch
1559Ed. Goold
1560Ed. Gallway
1561John Gallway
1562And. Gallway
1563Maur. Roch
1564Step. Coppenger
1565Rich. Roch
1566Wm. Gallway
1567Ed. Goold
1568John Gallway
1569Andrew Gallway
1570John Meagh
1571Maur. Roche
1572Step. Coppenger
1573John Walters
1574Wm. Terry
1575Jas. Ronane
1576Wm. Roch
1577John Goold
1578Walter Gallaway
1579Maur. Roche
1580Thos. Sasfield
1581Chris. Walters
1582Pat Gallway
1583Jas. Roch
1584Geo. Goold
1585Stephen Walters
1586Step. Terry
1587Robt. Coppenger
1588Ed. Terry
1589John Skiddy
1590Dom. Roch
1591David Terry
1592Henry Walsh
1593Pat. Gallway
1594Fra. Mortell
1595Jas. Meagh
1596Pat. Gallway
1597Geo. Goold
1598John Skiddy
1599Jas. Sasfield
1600Wm. Meade
1601John Meade

17th century edit

YearNameNotes
1602John Coppinger
1602Thos. Sasfield
1603Thos. Sasfield
1604Ed. Terry
1605Robt. Coppinger
1606Wm. Sasfield
1607Philip Mortell
1608David Terry
1609Dom. Roch
1610Edmond Gallway
1611Geo.Goold
1612Dom. Tyrry
1612Dom. Gallwey
1613Wm. Skiddy
1613Patrick Tyrry
1614David Tyrry
1614Ed. Tyrry
1615Wm. Gold
1616John Coppinger
1617Patk. Tyrry
1618Wm. Gold
1619John Coppinger
1620Wm. Tirrie fitz Richard
1621Andrew Skiddie
1622John Coppinger, Jun.
1623John Roche
1624John Roche
1625Henry Gold fitz Adam
1626Elmond Martell fitz Philip
1627William Hore
1628David Tirrye fitz-Edmund
1629James Murroghe
1630Thomas Ronayne
1631Morrish Roche
1644Robert Coppinger
1645James Lombard
1645–1655Cromwellian Commonwealth
1656John Hodder1st Mayor after the Act of Settlement that restored King Charles II of England
1657William Hodder
1658Philip Mathews
1659Jonas Morris
1660Christopher Oliver
1661Walter Cooper
1662Richard CovertFirst Mayor of Cork from the Huguenot community
1663James Vandeleur
1664Richard Bassen
1665Nobler Dunscombe
1666Thomas Farren
1667Christopher Rye
1668Christopher Rye
1669Mathew Deane
1670James Finch
1671John Newenham
1672John Hawkins
1673Thomas Mills
1674John Bayley
1675George Wright
1676William Field
1677Timothy Tuckey
1678Thomas Kitchenman
1679John Bayley
1680Robert Rogers
1681William Alwin
1682Richard CovertSecond Term. His name is sometimes anglicised as Covett.[5]
1683John Wright
1684Edward Webber
1685Christopher Crofts
1686Edward Hoare
1687William BallardJames II of England also appointed Ignatius Gold. Mayor in 1690 also.
1687Ignatius GoldFor King James II. He and his family forfeited estates in Ireland after James loss.
Last Catholic to hold the post until William Lyons.
1688Patrick RoachFor King William
1689Dominick SarsfieldFourth Viscount Sarsfield
1690William Ballard
1691Mathew DeaneBaronet from Charleville, son served as an MP Cork as did his son.
1692Daniel Crone
1693William Howell
1694Peter RenewHuguenot also served as Sheriff in 1681. Surname originally Renieu.
1695Samuel LoveCastle Saffron near Doneraile.
1696James French
1697William Roberts
1698William GoddardMayor of the Staple of Cork
1699Theo. Morris
1700John Sealy

18th century edit

YearNameNotes
1701Simon DringSurname sometimes listed as Tiring.
1702John Whiting
1703Edmund KnappServed as MP for Cork City, 1715–27
1704William AndrewsFormer Sheriff in 1698
1705Francis CotterelFormer Sheriff in 1700
1706Bernard PoyeFormer Sheriff in 1707
1707Joseph Franklin
1708Row. Delahoyde
1709Noblet RogersFormer Sheriff in 1706
1710Edward HoareFormer Sheriff in 1707 also served as MP for Cork City.
1711Richard PhilipsFormer Sheriff
1712Daniel PerdianHuguenot also served as Sheriff in 1704. Surname originally Perdriau.
1713John Allen
1714Edward Browne
1715Philip FrenchPreviously served as a sheriff in 1712
1716William LambleyPreviously served as a sheriff
1717Abraham FrenchPreviously served as a sheriff
1718John MorleyPreviously served as a sheriff
1719John TerryPreviously served as a sheriff in 1711
1720Joseph LavitHuguenot also served as Sheriff in 1713. Surname also spelled Lavite.
1721William Hawkins
1722Daniel Pearse
1723Ed. Brockelsby
1724George Bennett
1725Ambrose Cremore
1726Robert Atkins
1727Thomas Browne
1728Hugh Millard
1729John Atkins
1730Joseph Austin
1731James Hulett
1732Samuel Croker
1733Thomas Pembroke
1734George FullerFreeman of cork, elected alderman 1727.
1735Amb. Jackson
1736Thomas Farren
1737John Baldwin
1738Adam Newman
1739William Fuller
1740Harding Parker
1741Richard Bradshaw
1742William Owgans
1743Randall Westropp
1744William Winthrop
1745Walter LaviteHuguenot son of Joseph, also served as Sheriff in 1733
1746William Taylor [6]
1747Hugh Millerd [6]
1748Daniel Crone [6]
1749William Holmes [6]
1750Robert Wrixon [6]
1751Will Busteed [6]
1752Mathias Smith [6]
1753Sir John Freke, 3rd Baronet
1754George Hodder [6]
1755John Reilly [6]
1756William Harding [6]
1757Usher Philpott [6]
1758John Swete [6]
1759Phineas Barry [6]
1760Joseph Witherall [6]
1761Andrew Franklyn [6]
1762John Wrixon [6]
1763John Smith [6]
1764Boyle Travers [6]
1765Will Parkes [6]
1766Samuel Maylor [6]
1767James Chatterton [6]
1768Noblett Phillips [6]
1769Godfrey Baker [6]
1770Christopher Collis [6]
1771John Webb [6]
1772John Roe [6]
1773Samuel Rowland [6]
1774John Travers [6]
1775William Butler [6]
1776Hugh Lawton [6]
1777Thomas Owgan [6]
1778Palms. Wastropp [6]
1779John Harding [6]
1780Fras. Carlton [6]
1781Walter Travers [6]
1782Sober Kent [6]
1783Richard Kellett [6]
1784James Morrison [6]
1785(Sir) John Franklin [6]
1786(Sir) Samuel Rowland [6]
1787James Kingston [6]
1788Richard Purcell [6]
1789Henry Harding [6]died and replaced by Humphrey Crowley
1790Richard Harris [6]
1791Henry Puxley [6]
1792John Shaw[7]
1793William Wilcocks[8]Willcocks ran unsuccessfully in 1792 and moved to Upper Canada as a merchant before returning to becoming mayor.[9]
1794John Thompson[10]
1795Jasper Lucas [6]
1796(Sir) Vesian Pick[11]
1797Kingsmill Berry [6]
1798Philip Bennet [6]
1799Michael Bunsteed [6]
1800Philip Allen

19th century edit

YearNamePartyNotes
1801Michael Robert Westropp
1802Michael Robert WestroppRe-elected
1803Richard Lane
1804Thomas Wagget
1805Charles Evanson
1806Rowland Morrison
1807John Day
1808Thomas Harding
1809John Foster
1810Noblett Johnson
1811Paul Maylor
1812Thomas Dorman
1813Peter Dumas
1814Sir David Perrier
1815Henry Sadlier
1816John George Newsom
1817Edward Allen
1818Thomas Gibbings
1819Richard Digby
1820Isaac Jones
1821Sir Anthony PerrierHuguenot, noted for distillation method.
1822Edward Newsom
1823Henry BagnellMerchant
1824Bartholomew Gibbings
1825John N. Wrixon
1826Thomas Harrison
1827Richard N. Parker
1828Thomas DunscombeBlackrock Castle was rebuilt during his term
1829Thomas Pope
1830George Knapp
1831Joseph Garde
1832John BesnardHuguenot / Weaver
1833Joseph LeycesterConservative
1834Charles Perry
1835Andrew Spearing
1836Peter BesnardHuguenot / Weaver
1837John Saunders
1838John Bagnell
1839Lionel J. Westropp
1840James Lane
1841Juilius BesnardHuguenot / Weaver
1842Thomas LyonsMerchant. First Catholic Mayor of Cork since 1688.
1843Francis BeamishRepeal Association
1844William FaganRepeal Association/Whig
1845Richard Dowden
1846Andrew F. Roche
1847Edward HackettDied in Office
1847Andrew RocheReplaced Hackett
1848William Lyons
Father of Robert Spencer Dyer Lyons MP and physician.
1849Sir William LyonsRe-elected and knighted on royal visit.
1850John Shea
1851James Lambkin
1852William Hackett
1853John Francis MaguireBecame an MP for Dungarvan then Cork City
1854John N. Murphy
1855Sir John Gordon
1856William Fitzgibbon
1857William Fitzgibbon
1858Daniel Donegan
1859John ArnottLiberalBusinessman born in Scotland, founder of the Arnotts department chain.
1860Sir John ArnottLiberal
1861Sir John ArnottLiberalServed as an MP for Kinsale
1862John Francis MaguireLiberalAlso an MP
1863John Francis MaguireLiberal
1864John Francis MaguireLiberal
1865Charles J. Cantillon
1866Francis LyonsLiberal
1867Francis LyonsLiberal
1868Francis LyonsLiberal
1869Daniel O'Sullivan
1870William Hegarty
1871John DalyHome Rule League
1872John DalyIrish Parliamentary Party
1873John DalyIrish Parliamentary Party
1874Daniel A. Nagle
1875Daniel A. Nagle
1876George PenroseKnighted
1877Barry J. Sheehan
1878William V. Greeg
1879Patrick Kennedy
1880Patrick Kennedy
1881Sir Daniel V. O'SullivanGrandfather of Maureen O'Sullivan
1882Daniel J. Galvin
1883Daniel J. Galvin
1884Daniel J. GalvinUntil June replaced
1884Barry J. SheehanFrom June
1885Paul J. Madden
1886Paul J. Madden
1887John O'Brien
1888John O'Brien
1889Daniel Ryan
1890Daniel HorganIrish National League
1891Daniel HorganIrish National LeagueNationalist supported Charles Stewart Parnell in Irish Parliamentary Party split
1892Daniel HorganIrish National League
1893Augustine RocheIrish Parliamentary PartySupported Parnell in split
1894Augustine RocheIrish Parliamentary Party
1895Patrick H. Meade
1896Sir John ScottUnionist
1897Patrick H. Meade
1898Patrick H. Meade
1899–1900Eugene CreanIrish Parliamentary PartyLast officeholder before title was changed

Lord Mayors of Cork edit

20th century edit

YearNamePartyNotes
1900Sir Daniel HegartyFirst Lord Mayor of Cork
1901Edward FitzgeraldCreated a baronet on 7 September 1903[12]
1902Edward Fitzgerald
1903Sir Edward Fitzgerald, 1st Baronet
1904Augustine RocheIrish Parliamentary PartyMP for Cork 1905–1910
1905Joseph BarrettGrandfather of Stephen D. Barrett
1906Joseph Barrett
1907Richard Cronin
1908Thomas Donovan
1909Thomas Donovan
1910Thomas Donovan
1911Henry O'Shea
1911James SimcoxAll-for-Ireland League
1912James SimcoxAll-for-Ireland League
1912Henry O'SheaIrish Parliamentary PartyRedmondite IPP
1913Henry O'SheaIrish Parliamentary Party
1914Henry O'SheaIrish Parliamentary Party
1915Henry O'SheaIrish Parliamentary Party
1916Thomas C. Butterfield
1917Thomas C. Butterfield
1918Thomas C. Butterfield
1919William F. O'Connor
1920Tomás Mac CurtainSinn FéinFirst Sinn Féin Lord Mayor. Shot dead by members of the
Royal Irish Constabulary during the Irish War of Independence
1920Terence MacSwineySinn FéinMacCurtain's successor, elected unanimously by the council.
Died in hunger strike in Brixton Prison see 1920 Cork hunger strike
1920Donal O'CallaghanSinn Féin
1921Donal O'CallaghanSinn FéinEx officio member of the Senate of Southern Ireland as Lord Mayor of Cork and elected in 1921 as a member for Cork Borough in the House of Commons of Southern Ireland, which would have been incompatible positions if either had functioned.
He boycotted both, attending the Second Dáil as a TD.
1922Donal O'CallaghanSinn Féin
1923Donal O'CallaghanSinn Féin
1924Seán FrenchSinn FéinCork TD, Longest serving Lord Mayor of Cork
since the foundation of the state
1925Seán FrenchSinn Féin
1926Seán FrenchFianna Fáil
1927Seán FrenchFianna Fáil
1928Seán FrenchFianna Fáil
1929Seán FrenchFianna Fáil
1930Frank DalyFianna Fáil
1931Frank DalyFianna Fáil
1932Seán FrenchFianna Fáil
1933Seán FrenchFianna Fáil
1934Seán FrenchFianna Fáil
1935Seán FrenchFianna Fáil
1936Seán FrenchFianna Fáil
1937Seán FrenchFianna FáilDied in office
1937James HickeyLabour Party
1938James HickeyLabour Party
1939James HickeyLabour Party
1940William DesmondFine Gael
1941John HorganFine Gael
1942James Allen
1942Richard AnthonyLabour Party
1943James HickeyLabour Party
1944Seán Cronin
1945Michael SheehanIndependent
1946Michael SheehanIndependent
1947Michael SheehanIndependent
1948Michael SheehanIndependent
1949Seán McCarthyFianna Fáil
1950Seán McCarthyFianna Fáil
1951Walter FurlongFianna Fáil
1952Patrick McGrathFianna Fáil
1953Patrick McGrathFianna Fáil
1954Patrick McGrathFianna Fáil
1955Patrick McGrathFianna Fáil
1956Seán CaseyLabour Party
1957Valentine JagoCork Civic Party
1958Seán McCarthyFianna Fáil
1959Jane DowdallFianna FáilFirst female Lord Mayor of Cork
1960Stephen D. BarrettFine Gael
1961Anthony BarryFine Gael
1962Seán CaseyLabour Party
1963Seán McCarthyFianna Fáil
1964Gus HealyFianna Fáil
1965Cornelius DesmondLabour Party
1966Seán CaseyLabour PartyDied in office
1966Seán McCarthyFianna Fáil
1967Pearse WyseFianna Fáil
1968John BerminghamFine Gael
1969Thomas Pearse LeahyLabour Party
1970Peter BarryFine GaelFormer Minister for Foreign Affairs
1971Timothy J. O'SullivanFine Gael
1972Seán O'LearyFine GaelGrandson of John Horgan
1973Patrick KerriganLabour Party
1974Pearse WyseFianna Fáil
1975Gus HealyFianna Fáil
1976Seán FrenchFianna Fáil
1977Gerald GoldbergFianna FáilFirst Jewish Lord Mayor of Cork
1978Brian C. SloaneFianna Fáil
1979Jim CorrFine Gael
1980Toddy O'SullivanLabour Party
1981Paud BlackFianna Fáil
1982Hugh CoveneyFine GaelMinister for Defence & Minister for the Marine
1983John DennehyFianna Fáil
1984Liam BurkeFine Gael
1985Dan WallaceFianna Fáil
1986Gerry O'SullivanLabour PartyLabour Party TD and Minister of State for the Marine.
1987Thomas BrosnanFianna Fáil
1988Bernard AllenFine Gael
1989Chrissie AherneFianna Fáil
1990Frank NashLabour Party
1991Denis CreganFine Gael
1992Micheál MartinFianna FáilLater became leader of Fianna Fáil and Taoiseach
1993John MurrayLabour Party
1994Tim FalveyFianna Fáil
1995Joe O'CallaghanLabour Party
1996Jim CorrFine Gael
1997Dave McCarthyFianna Fáil
1998Joe O'FlynnLabour Party
1999Damian WallaceFianna FáilSon of Dan Wallace, Lord Mayor in 1985

21st century edit

YearNamePartyNotes
2000P. J. HouricanFine Gael
2001Tom O'DriscollFianna Fáil
2002John KelleherLabour
2003Colm BurkeFine Gael
2004Seán MartinFianna FáilBrother of Micheál Martin
2005Deirdre CluneFine GaelDaughter of Peter Barry, TD and Senator for Cork South Central
2006Michael AhernLabour
2007Donal CounihanFianna Fáil
2008Brian BerminghamFine GaelSon of John Bermingham, Lord Mayor in 1968
2009Dara Murphy[13]Fine GaelElected TD for Cork North Central in 2011
2010Mick O'Connell[14]Labour
2011Terry ShannonFianna Fáil
2012John Buttimer[15]Fine GaelBrother of Jerry Buttimer
2013Catherine Clancy[16]LabourSister of Ciarán Lynch and sister-in-law of Kathleen Lynch
2014Mary ShieldsFianna Fáil
2015Chris O'LearySinn FéinFirst Sinn Féin Lord Mayor in 90 years
2016Des CahillFine Gael
2017Tony FitzgeraldFianna Fáil
2018Mick FinnIndependentFirst independent Lord Mayor in 70 years
2019John SheehanFianna Fáil
2020Joe Kavanagh[17]Fine Gael
2021Colm Kelleher[18]Fianna Fáil
2022Deirdre Forde[19]Fine Gael
2023Kieran McCarthy[20]Independent

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