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| Gerry Curry (Ireland)
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| Location
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Travelling, Ireland
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| Operated
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1985 to 1990s
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| Peter Curry (Ireland)
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| Location
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Travelling, Ireland
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| Operated
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August 1979 to 1984
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| Charles Graham (UK)
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| Location
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Travelling, UK
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| Operated
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1972 to August 1979
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| Jimmy Graham (UK)
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| Location
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Travelling, UK
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| Operated
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During 1971
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| Ulster Festival
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| Location
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Ulster, Ireland
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| Operated
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During 1971
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| Henry Case (UK)
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| Location
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Travelling, UK
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| Operated
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1968 to 1970
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| Bob Wilson (UK)
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| Location
|
Travelling, UK
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| Operated
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September 1966 to 1967
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| Teddy Morley (UK)
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| Location
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Travelling, UK
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| Operated
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March 1965 to September 1966
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|
| Statistics
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| Manufacturer
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Bennett
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| Product
|
Satellite
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| Capacity
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40 per cycle
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Jet Star is a Trabant/Satellite built by UK manufacturer Bennett currently owned and travelled by South African carnival operator Magic World Amusement Park.
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