Tickets here €12.00 + Service Charge

Doors 8pm

‘Little Ghetto Boys’ Reunite! In aid of Crumlin Medical Research Facility.

As part of the massive CMRF Christmas campaign, Dublin-band Little Ghetto Boys will be reuniting

for one night to raise funds for research into childhood illness. Joined on the night by a host of

special guests and well-known Irish musicians, this promises to be one of those electric nights

everyone will want to have been there for.

Little Ghetto Boys were named after a Donny Hathaway track and came from the same crop as

Republic of Loose, both bands traveling to New York to dominate the live scene at the time. With a

mix of funk, rock and hip-hop and gospel, the band were celebrated for their incredible live

performances, ending in what can best be described as Gospel-driven anarchy.

More about the line-up on the night in the coming weeks.

About Crumlin Medical Research Facility (CMRF)

CMRF.org

When a child you love is sick, your top priority is finding the best care available. This is our priority

too. CMRF Crumlin together with donors and partners fund initiatives, research, equipment and

projects with three main aims:

 Saving young lives by funding critical research and equipment

 Supporting small victories everyday for children living with illness by improving their quality

of life

 Creating brighter days for sick children and their families by funding comforts through our

Giggle Fund and enhancing their environment