Revellers gather for Forbidden Fruit

The Forbidden Fruit Festival kicks off in Dublin City Centre today.

Revellers gather for Forbidden Fruit
Sat, 02 Jun, 2012 - 13:52

The Forbidden Fruit Festival kicks off in Dublin City Centre today.

The three-day festival will see the likes of Leftfield, Death in Vegas and James Vincent McMorrow take to the stage at the Royal Hospital, Kilmainham.

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