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My ice hockey dream is taking me 3,000 miles from home

My ice hockey dream is taking me 3,000 miles from home
BBC Northern Ireland Saturday 18 July 2026, 23:01 UTC 1 min read
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Molly will be attending a school in Canada for student-athletes, where she will combine studies with elite-level ice hockey training.

Molly will be attending a school in Canada for student-athletes, where she will combine studies with elite-level ice hockey training.
Molly (PERSON) Canada (LOCATION)
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