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Meanings of irish backpacker in English

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Usage of irish backpacker in English
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A second Irish backpacker has died following a car crash in western Australia.
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Australia has been a popular destination for Irish backpackers for decades.
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The search for missing Irish backpacker Ronan Lawlor has been called off in Chile.
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The rucksack belonging to a missing Irish backpacker has been found in an Argentinian hostel.
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AN IRISH backpacker has been killed in the northern Queensland city of Cairns, in Australia.
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An Irish backpacker has been killed a crash in the city of Cairns in northern Australia.
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A young Irish backpacker from Co Kildare has died in Sydney, Australia, following a weekend road accident.
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A man has been charged over an alleged hammer attack on two Irish backpackers in Melbourne, Australia.
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The body of a man believed to be missing Irish backpacker Ronan Lawlor has been found in Chile.
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Two Irish backpackers are in a serious but stable condition in hospital after they were assaulted in Melbourne, Australia.
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Irish backpackers in Australia are at risk of being scammed by fake businesses offering employment, according to Australian officials.
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An Australian man alleged to have killed an Irish backpacker in 2009 has been found not guilty of manslaughter.
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An Australian man today pleaded not guilty to the murder of an Irish backpacker, but guilty to seven other charges.
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The body of an Irish backpacker who had been missing in a national park in Chile since November has been recovered.
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A rucksack belonging to an Irish backpacker missing in South America, has been found at a hostel in El Calafate, Argentina.
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