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'Amazing' that Ed Sheeran's foundation expanding to island of Ireland

BBC News Ireland 31 July 2026, 05:42 UTC 4h ago

'Amazing' that Ed Sheeran's foundation expanding to island of Ireland — BBC News

The Ed Sheeran Foundation is initially funding North South Sounds 2026, which is bringing 50 young musicians from Belfast and Cork together.

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