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According to data from the search engine specialists at Digital Funnel, Kilkenny residents are eagerly anticipating Taylor Swift's upcoming Eras Tour.
The insights provided by Digital Funnel shed light on the varying levels of interest across different towns and cities in Ireland.
Using internet search data, the company found Kilkenny to be the third most-obsessed Taylor Swift area in the country, just behind Monaghan and Mullingar.
The data also highlights that New Ross, on the Kilkenny-Wexford border, is one of the least interested towns in the country when it comes to Taylor Swift.
Portarlington in County Laois registered the lowest score, indicating relatively little interest in the pop music icon.
The data also reveals that Irish searches for Taylor Swift surged by a staggering 3233% after her announcement of two nights at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin.
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