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This 200-year-old cottage in the middle of nowhere has been given a Michelin star

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By Kathy Rose OBrien
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23 hours ago Steveston is a sleepy little village at the mouth of the mighty Fraser River in Richmond, B.C. Lush year-round, it’s a pretty spot, with heritage homes, a boardwalk, quaint shops and a historic wharf (circa late 1800s). As destinations on Canada’s West Coast go, Steveston has a lot to offer. But for …
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Homestead Cottage: This 200-year-old farmhouse in the middle of nowhere has been given a Michelin star Original

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By Kathy O'Brien, Kathy Rose OBrien
| CNN Travel Verified
Editor’s note: Sign up for Unlocking the World, CNN Travel’s weekly newsletter. Get news about destinations, plus the latest in aviation, food and drink, and where to stay. A year and a half ago, chef Robbie McCauley left behind the swanky kitchens of some of the UK and Ireland’s best restaurants to cook in a remote Irish cottage on a cliff overlooking the Atlantic.
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Ireland finally appoints new prime minister after chaos in parliament | CNN Original

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By Kathy O'Brien, Kathy Rose OBrien
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Micheál Martin became Ireland’s taoiseach (prime minister) for the second time in his political career on Thursday, a day later than planned. The Irish parliament descended into uproar on Wednesday, its first day back in session after weeks of political horse-trading and coalition-building, following the country’s general election in November. Wednesday’s order of business was scheduled to start with the vote to elect a new taoiseach but this formality was delayed repeatedly.
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