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People cannot get over Vincent Browne’s referendum broadcast from The George
Browne is covering the referendum from a gay bar in Dublin. Because of COURSE.
THE REFERENDUM has given us some interesting moments, but none quite as bizarre as Vincent Browne hosting a show from The George.
You may remember the rather excellent promotional pictures from earlier this week:
We’re loving the TV3 rainbow graphic coming out of The George.
Vinny B is covering the referendum results at Dublin’s legendary gay bar, joined by Glenda Gilson, Oliver Callan and a cast of drag queens (as well as TheJournal.ie‘s Sinead O’Carroll).
He’s having a great time altogether.
“I haven’t been to many gay bars, but it’s great fun.”
The show has ended up being less of a current affairs programme and more of a raucous celebration – and Vincent, the audience, and the viewers at home are having the time of their LIVES.
Vincent styled it out for the occasion
The drag queens performed Lady Marmalade
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There were a LOT of zingers thrown the No campaign’s way
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As well as praise for the special #VinB theme tune
(It was Lady Gaga’s Born This Way, by the way.)
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And everyone was quite sure that nothing would ever top it, TV-wise
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Sure, it even had Bosco.
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Written by Valerie Loftus and first published by DailyEdge.ie. Additional reporting Christina Finn
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