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The tiny Irish town that unleashed corporate power around the world
The Shannon river, named after the Celtic goddess Sionna, is Ireland’s longest and largest. It winds 360 kilometres through the country, dividing western Ireland from its eastern and southern regions, before emptying into the Atlantic Ocean not far from Limerick, one of Ireland’s oldest cities, founded by Vikings in the 9th century. This river had […]
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