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Shaggy belted out the tunes in a Dublin pub last night and it looked like serious craic

Eh, it was him.

Apr 1st 2016, 8:32 AM 6,258 Views 8 Comments

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YESTERDAY, THE NEWS came through that Shaggy was going to be playing a free gig in Toner’s pub in Dublin.

Mr Boombastic himself in the capital.

And word clearly got out fast – because the queue outside snaked down Baggot Street

The queue to see @DiRealShaggy already outside @Tonerspub #boldhour #dublin pic.twitter.com/6ta8I2HBK3
— Emma (@MsEmmaDuggan) March 31, 2016

Source: Emma/Twitter

If you can’t see the video, click here.

The man himself had a pint on stage in the beer garden too

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Sure people were singing along with him for the craic

@DiRealShaggy life long ambition of singing with you!!! #legend 😎#shaggy #dublin #theboldhour pic.twitter.com/39YPRNGdII
— Gavin Farrelly (@GavinFarrelly) March 31, 2016

Source: Gavin Farrelly/Twitter

If you can’t see the video, click here.

Good sport.

It’s not every night you get to see Shaggy banging out a few tunes in a Dublin pub

Sure look, it was a bit of craic for a Thursday evening

https://www.facebook.com/176788452340/videos/vb.176788452340/10153423026182341/?type=2&theater

For those who missed it, your time will come again

Missed the free Shaggy gig in Dublin.
It wasn't me(ant to be).
— Zara Hedderman (@Zara_Hedderman) April 1, 2016

Source: Zara Hedderman/Twitter

Really wish I went to the shaggy concert in Dublin tonight
— Shannon denton (@Shannondenton3) March 31, 2016

Source: Shannon denton/Twitter

Shaggy is always welcome back.

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