Boomtown Rats - Dun Laoghaire Album

Tracklist

1	Dun Laoghaire Written-By – The Boomtown Rats

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
FLEXIPOP 003	Boomtown Rats	Dun Laoghaire ‎(Flexi, 7", S/Sided, Yel)	Flexipop	FLEXIPOP 003	UK	1981
FLEXIPOP 003	Boomtown Rats	Dun Laoghaire ‎(Flexi, 7", S/Sided, Red)	Flexipop	FLEXIPOP 003	UK	1981
FLEXIPOP 003	Boomtown Rats	Dun Laoghaire ‎(Flexi, 7", S/Sided, Cle)	Flexipop	FLEXIPOP 003	UK	1981

Notes

Given away with issue three of 'Flexipop' magazine. Red, clear and yellow versions are known to exist

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout: LYN 9253

Companies

• Made By – Lyntone Recordings Ltd. – LYN 9253

Video

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