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The atmosphere on the ground seemed special – and the crowd were really getting into the performances
Given this year’s particular focus on the homelessness epidemic rising in Ireland, the scenes were heartening
Thank you to everyone outside the Gaiety Theatre right now, raising money and awareness of homelessness with @Glen_Hansard and friends pic.twitter.com/ZbhZzC0vCd
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Thursday 21 November, 2024
Thursday 21 November, 2024
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Hozier just joined Glen Hansard for a wonderful Christmas Eve singalong in Dublin to raise money for the homeless
LAST YEAR’S TRADITIONAL Christmas Eve busk on Grafton Street had to be shut down early because of overcrowding.
Perhaps that’s why this year’s was planned for a proper stage outside the Gaiety Theatre.
Danny O’Reilly from The Coronas, Hozier and many others joined Glen Hansard and friends to raise money for Home Sweet Home – the organisation that campaigns to end homelessness in Ireland.
Here they are belting out Heyday for a packed audience this evening
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And here’s Hozier
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The atmosphere on the ground seemed special – and the crowd were really getting into the performances
Given this year’s particular focus on the homelessness epidemic rising in Ireland, the scenes were heartening
Well done, everyone.
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