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06 Sept 2025
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Tommy Nolan delivered a fun and engaging two-hour performance at the café.
True to the wholesome spirit of June Fest, singer Tommy Nolan enchanted the crowd with his singing and acoustic guitar skills at Mini Mocha earlier today.
The free, open-air concert took place on the grounds of the popular Newbridge café earlier today, from 4pm to 6pm.
Adults and children (and even a few dogs!) were kept entertained by covers of songs by pop and rock superstars such as Ed Sheeran, Eric Clapton, The Killers, Oasis and Niall Horan.
Tommy even took the time to dedicate one Garth Brooks song to Bryan Gilroy, the café's owner!
Mini Mocha also covered the event through a livestream on its official Instagram account.
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