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Ireland ranked among the top 20 'most aesthetic' countries in the world

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By Shane O'Brien 
| IrishCentral
Ireland has been ranked 17th in a list of the most aesthetic countries in the world to visit based on an analysis by swimwear company Pour Moi. Ireland ranked favorably after Pour Moi analyzed Google searches for "[country or city] + aesthetic" in addition to examining Pinterest data and the number of pins used on Pinterest boards about countries and cities to determine which country is the most aesthetic in the world.
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2026 World Cup Group B preview: Favorable draw has Canada dreaming of knockout stage

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By Joe Pantorno , Shane O'Brien 
| amNewYork
It is not enough for Canada to be in the World Cup. Despite automatically qualifying as a co-host, the Maple Leafs are entering a new age filled with young stars and international veterans. The bar is incredibly low for Jesse Marsch's men to surpass. This is just their third-ever appearance at the World Cup, and they've never won a match on this stage. That is set to change this summer.
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WATCH: Choir's infectious rendition of ancient Irish language song

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By Shane O'Brien 
| IrishCentral
"Dúlamán"(seaweed, in Irish) is an age-old song that will stay stuck in your head once you hear it, and this version from the Choral Scholars of University College Dublin is particularly catchy. It's infectious and burrows into your brain, and before you know it, the ancient Irish rhythm will be stuck with you for the day. The song itself is an old working song from Northern Ireland. Dúlamán references two types of seaweed, one for eating and one for dyeing.
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