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Pooling their considerable resources... These women have had more than adequate solo careers - together they're the best thing to come out of Ireland since Jim Corr
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Original Review:
This stunning duo filled the audience with confidence the moment they came on stage, instantly proving themselves to be excellent singers whose personalities filled the stage. Comedy-wise, the material was well written and topical, and routines about Britney and Christina were sharply observed, if a tad obvious. If there was one gripe, it was that this talented twosome relied on their Irish backgrounds for much of their material, and the 'feck, bejassus' attitude did become a little laboured. |
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