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Four years after the Smyth family had abandoned all hope, the call came: “We have your Blueberry.”

The beloved black cat who disappeared in November 2019 from the family home in Bangor, County Down, on Northern Ireland’s coast, turned up last week in County Galway in western Ireland.

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