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Limerick Men Shot in Drugs Feud

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Limerick Men Shot in Drugs Feud

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On April 2nd, Dublin's National Wax Museum just unveiled a new Taylor Swift Wax figure, the first edition since last year's Sinanetto Connor backlash, that forced them to pull her statue. Museum Boss Claire Dunning says they nailed this one after learning hard lessons from the uproar. The Swift worked to 9 months and cost 40,000 euros, crafted with a UK artist. Most of her body's resin heads real wax matching her 5 feet 11 frame, topped with a human hair wig and that sparkly, heirous tour bodysuit, silver boots, and pink guitar. Fans are loving it, especially two teens at the unveiling who called it spot on, from the intricate outfit to the perfect likeness. Dunning admits she was nervous post-o-conner, but hopes Swift herself checks it out and gives a thumbs up. They're fixing the O-conner figure with a facelift for its comeback soon, and next up is Irish artist Seamat, plus more women like Mrs. Doyle from Father Ted. This move shows the museum's bouncing back strong, stacking star power, one wax icon

at a time.

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