If so, contact me, John Watters, either here or at john.j.watters@nuim.ie
This is part of an exciting new research project at NUI Maynooth. The central aim of this piece of research is to understand how migrating to Ireland impacts on your relationship with family and with home. All you need to do is gather up some photographs, and tell me, the researcher, the story of your images. Further information available, particularly in relation to confidentiality, on request via private e-mail.
Looking forward to hearing from you,
John.ResearcherJohn
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Interested in sharing your migration story for new research?
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Hi John,
Are you going to share these stories with us too?
What's the purpose of this research?
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Hi,
This research is for my PhD thesis.
Would you be interested in participating?
John.
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Mmmmmh... I wouldn't be of much help LOL: I'm not living in Ireland 
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