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Harry styles spotted in Naas, Co. Kildare
One Direction and now solo singer Harry Styles shocked the people of Ireland as a photo of him in a town in Kildare circulated quickly online.
The famous singer took a photo with three young girls and a boy in Naas, Co. Kildare and the photo has since gone viral, attracting a lot of attention on social media.
One fan commented: "Oh my god, I'm on the hunt for Harry now!" and another person said: "What do you mean he's ten minutes away from me?!".
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Harry was also seen pictured with Aer Lingus cabin crew who were on his flight to Ireland, see picture below.
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The famous singer was also pictured with his childhood friend Johnny Harvey and friends at Guinness Lake in Wicklow. The post has received over 13,000 likes.
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