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Bodytonic set to open Jam Park… you’ve come a long way, baby

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Bad news is often contagious, and when the announcement was made on Friday 5th January about the impending closure of…

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For those of us that want our ‘Auld Lang Syne’ to run well into the following afternoon, the lineup for…

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In November 1998, a young Kerry-born DJ, Cian Ó Cíobháin, threw a party for his friends in Galway Town Hall,…

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“Like a visit to a chitlin-circuit roadhouse along the Information Superhighway…” With a title borrowed from a advertising tag line…

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Before there was Creamfields, or Cream Ibiza, there was Cream, the hedonistic nightspot on Liverpool’s Wolstenholme Square, which opened on…

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One of the most-read articles on 909originals over the past year was about the availability (or lack thereof) of free…

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Founded in October 1992 in Liverpool, Cream is still one of the biggest names in clubland, and while its residency…

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One of Dublin’s most iconic clubbing venues, The Ormond Multimedia Centre, shut its doors for the last time 21 years…

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Paris has Le Grand Rex, Berlin has Tresor, and Brussels has Fuse. The legendary Belgian techno club opened its doors…

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Before there were gay clubs, there was Heaven. The London club, which opened in 1979, was considered a game changer…