This lovely Prince mural has gone up in Dublin

Purple wall, purple waaaall.

IT’S BEEN JUST over a week since we lost music legend Prince.

With news today that his secret vaults may include ‘enough music to release a new album every year for the next century’, he’s not quite leaving us yet.

While Ireland has been dancing and paying tribute to the musician in various ways, a brilliant mural has gone up on a Dublin wall and will stay for the next few weeks

City centre Dublin outside @sugarclubdublin Great tribute pic.twitter.com/C7jlyRthdO
— lindseybredin (@magicmoneymore) April 28, 2016

lindseybredin / Twitter

It’s seriously good

Street art in Dublin today in memory of #Prince. #Purple pic.twitter.com/VWClv4DZHz
— Amy Grant (@AmyGrantt) April 29, 2016

Amy Grant / Twitter

Pure class from @sugarclubdublin pic.twitter.com/SkDiB9lEmd
— Seán (@seanyfizzle) April 28, 2016

Seán Fitzgerald / Twitter

The artist is Donal Thornton of Practice and Theory, and it’s proving very popular with Dubliners.

The Sugar Club itself is screening Prince’s Sign O The Times concert movie next Saturday the 11th, and it’s one not to be missed.

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Written by Nicola Byrne and posted on DailyEdge.ie

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