Harry Styles spotted hiking near Wicklow's scenic Lough Tay
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Global superstar Harry Styles has caused plenty of excitement amongst his Wicklow fans after a photo of him visiting one of the most scenic locations in the Garden County went viral over the weekend.
The British singer, songwriter, and actor, renowned for his showmanship, is currently touring Ireland and posed for a photograph at Lough Tay, one of Wicklow's most recognisable landmarks also known as the 'Guinness Lake', which is surrounded by stunning mountainside views.
He is accompanied in the photo by his childhood friend Johnny Harvey, and rumour has it that Johnny will be tying the knot at the end of the month, which could well have something to do with Harry's reason for visiting Ireland at this time.
Harry was also happy to pose for a photo with the Aer Lingus crew on the flight which delivered him to Irish shores. He was also pictured out and about in Naas, Co Kildare and was petting a dog as he enjoyed a stop off in Johnny Fox's pub in Glencullen.
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