Bodytonic Presents: Brigit Late

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The Bernard Shaw, Sunday 2nd February

We celebrate Brigit Late by shining a light on some up and coming female DJ talent this February Bank Holiday. Catch Ahluhs, Angel Tabris, and FKA Twitter playing our new Bernard Shaw mainfloor set up from 11-2.


Date:
Sunday 2nd February
Time:
11.00pm
Price:
€0 - €5
Address:
The Bernard Shaw, Drumcondra, Dublin 9, Ireland

Google Map of The Bernard Shaw, Drumcondra, Dublin 9, Ireland

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