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Gallery: Zombies attack buses in Dublin...all in the name of charity

They want to eat your brains, your delicious brains…

IT’S ESTIMATED THAT thousands of zombies took to the streets of Dublin today, lurching around and terrifying the general public.

The terror was not in vain though, the Dublin Zombie Walk 2011 raised money for both the RNLI and the Irish Cancer Society.

Gallery: Zombies attack buses in Dublin...all in the name of charity

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Dublin Zombie Walk
Zombies versus Smurfs as a Dublin bus comes under attack. Pic: Fabio Venturini
Dublin Zombie Walk
The zombie apocalypse hits Stephen's Green. Pic: @DamianOS3 via Twitter
Dublin Zombie Walk
Official zombies. Pic: DublinCulture.ie
Dublin Zombie Walk
Dublin Zombie Walk
Pic: Fabio Venturini
Dublin Zombie Walk
At your peril.... Pic: @Debbie_odonnell via Twitter
Dublin Zombie Walk
Pic: DublinCulture.ie
Dublin Zombie Walk
Some younger members of the zombie community. Pic: Fabio Venturini
Dublin Zombie Walk
Anita Venturini wants to eat your brains, your delicious brains. Pic: Fabio Venturini
Dublin Zombie Walk
Pic: DublinCulture.ie
Dublin Zombie Walk
Pic: Stephen Kilkenny LightCurvePhoto.com
Dublin Zombie Walk
Pic: Stephen Kilkenny LightCurvePhoto.com

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Thanks to all who contributed images, and thanks to DublinCulture.ie for the use of their pictures. You can see more on the site.

Did you see some zombies in Dublin today, or take part in the walk? Send your pictures to tips@thejournal.ie and we’ll include them.

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