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The short film Bridget, which is based on the life of Bridget Cleary who was accused of being a changling and murdered in 1895 in Tipperary, has sold out six performances since it's premiere in recent weeks.
A seventh showing will take place on 18th January in Carricks brewery Lane Theatre, and it has been decided due to it's success that the film will be shown on a second night in Brewery Lane on Sunday 19th January.
Tickets from ticketsource/brewery Lane Theatre carrick.
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Showing started at 8pm and a short Q and A will follow the film plus refreshments.
Tickets are 10 Euro each.
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