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- 1Medieval Irish wooden overshoes draw fresh interest●Zuecos irlandeses bajomedievales (1150-1550) de aliso y tejo, que se llevaban sobre los zapatos, para caminar por el bar
Archaeologists and history enthusiasts are revisiting late-medieval Irish clogs from 1150-1550, carved from alder and yew wood and worn over regular shoes. The overshoe design protected wearers as they walked through mud, water and other waste covering medieval streets. Examples are held at the National Museum of Ireland, which highlights them as an early example of practical, weather-driven fashion.
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Nabor Wanderley, a Senate candidate running for the Brazilian Socialist Party (PSB) in Paraíba, cast his vote in Patos, in the state's Sertão region. The moment was covered by local outlet Jornal da Paraíba as part of election-day reporting on Senate races in the state, drawing attention from voters following the contest.
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Northampton Town's new owners say they are pursuing a 'cautious' plan to bring Brazilian players to Sixfields, and searches for 'Pato' are spiking in Italy as fans connect the former AC Milan striker to the project. Supporters are debating whether big-name Brazilians could realistically arrive at the League One club and what it would mean for the Cobblers.
- 4Alexandre Pato-led consortium buys majority stake in Northampton Town●Alexandre Pato-led consortium buys majority stake in fourth-tier Northampton Town https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/76459
Former Brazil striker Alexandre Pato is leading a consortium that has acquired a majority stake in Northampton Town, the fourth-tier English club competing in League Two. The takeover puts the ex-AC Milan forward at the helm of the Cobblers as majority owner, with the deal drawing attention to growing celebrity investment in lower-league English football.