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In pictures: Forbidden Fruit festival gets under way in Dublin

Big horns and lots of rain.

THE EARLY MORNING sun may have given way to the rain this afternoon but it did little to dampen the spirits of those attending the Forbidden Fruit festival in Dublin city centre today.

Revellers gathered for the three day festival in Dublin with the likes of Leftfield, Death in Vegas, and James Vincent McMorrow taking to the stage at the Royal Hospital in Kilmainham.

All photos: Stephen Kilkenny from LightCurvePhoto unless stated:

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