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06 Sept 2025
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Lauren Perkins (P.R.O), Ross Burlingham (Chairperson), Ollie Morgan (Secretary), Brendan Byrne (Committee Member) and Emmet Griffin (Treasurer)
The committee of Late Night Cafe Dundalk say they were delighted with the successful relaunch of the Cafe in An Tain Arts Centre, Town Hall, Dundalk last Thursday night.
Secretary Ollie Morgan said: "The first night of the Cafe was well attended.
“Busker Gerry Hodgers provided intimate and reflective music on the night while those in attendance played board games and chatted with each other, it really was a very relaxing environment. Everyone enjoyed the night.
“We intend to meet in the An Tain Arts Centre on the first Thursday of every month from 7pm-10.30pm until January, on a trial period, with different themed nights including a bingo night, a fundraising night for a nominated local charity, a movie night, a table quiz night among others.
“All are welcome to attend. Please keep an eye on our social media pages for updates."
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