Nightclub elephant sparks animal rights row

A new nightclub caused controversy tonight when it used an elephant and alligators as part of its opening night party.

Thu, 14 Apr, 2005 - 22:28

A new nightclub caused controversy tonight when it used an elephant and alligators as part of its opening night party.

Heaven nightclub in Dublin held the opening extravaganza for hundreds of clubbers, with DJs, dance troops, singers, bands and performers Gail and Hazel Kaneswarren.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Dublin Place: Blanchardstown Place: north Dublin Place: Ireland Person: Gail Person: Hazel Kaneswarren Person: Hazel Nestor Person: Nestor Person: John Carmody Person: Carmody Organisation: Heaven Organisation: Duffy’s Circus Organisation: Animal Rights Action Network Organisation: Aran

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