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10 surprising facts about Ireland
October 26, 09

Think you know everything about the Emerald Isle? Think again! Here are 10 facts that just might throw you for a loop.
10 things you didn't know about Ireland
March 16, 09

10 surprising facts about Ireland - guarantee you've never heard 'em before!
Baby Blizzard Shocks Gibb Wife
March 09, 09

It's been snowing these harsh winter days in merry olde England in more ways than one. Just ask poor Dwina Gibb, the Northern Irish-born bisexual - yes, bisexual - wife of Bee Gee crooner Robin Gibb. Dwina found out that her famous hubby fathered a baby girl named Snow Evelyn Robin Juliet Gibb with the couple's housekeeper who, at 33, is young enough to be 59-year-old Robin's daughter herself.

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