Knock Us Down With Heathers

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The tuneful ‘Discover Ireland’ twins.

All growed up.

Emma at the Mermaid Arts Centre writes;

“We have a a PAIR of tickets to see Heathers at the Mermaid on August 9. Just complete this sentence: ‘When I think of Bray I think ________________’ Best response wins the tickets…”

Lines MUST close at 6.30pm

Heathers at Mermaid Arts Centre

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29 thoughts on “Knock Us Down With Heathers

  1. Rebecca McGrane

    When I think of Bray I think of Ice cream, a beach that’s more stones, than beach, touching weird things in the aquarium and my Nanny stealing all my change so she can go play the slots.

    #BrayLife
    #SlotLife

  2. Bertie Blenkinsop

    ‘When I think of Bray I think, Jesus Meath really are brutal these days…..”

  3. 3stella

    When I think of Bray I think of the fat old Labrador who waddled up over the cold grey shingle and puked up his half-digested chips over my milky childhood feet.

    1. parky mark

      It’s a bit outdated these days. Yer one from Ham Sandwich was rocking that over a year ago and even she was a bit late for the trend.

  4. Mort

    ‘When I think of Bray I think I need to go, I need to run away for blah blah…for a while…for a while

  5. Scooperman

    When I think of Bray I think Mermaid Arts Centre. Went there couple of years ago with my brother and Da to see Donal Lunny and yer man, the other one, Andy Irvine. Few pints after. Great gig. Lovely venue. Lovely town.

      1. The bringer of facts

        Tilly and the wall were doing “out of sync/tune harmonies in a girly way” long before these chancers.

  6. MintyFresh

    When I think of Bray, I think, “Fuuuuuuuckkkk, I know I failed badly in life when I find myself living here again”. Which is precisely what happened.

  7. Deadly

    When I think of Bray I think of a man with glowing red eyes and green skin whispering passages from a trashy romantic novel in the changing rooms of a dark and deserted public swimming pool. Aside from a small lizard that’s been following him since he was born, he’s alone and on his second can of Dutch Gold.

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