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05 Sept 2025
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It’s the boyband collaboration the fans have been crying out for – Westlife’s Nicky Byrne had Take That’s Gary Barlow over for a pint of Guinness in his Malahide home yesterday.
Take That played Dublin’s 3Arena on Monday and Tuesday night to rave reviews, with Olly Murs performing as the opening act. Gary headed to Nicky’s home bar in between the sold-out gigs.
Nicky shared the moment on Instagram, with the caption reading: “A fun afternoon. Thanks for stopping by & Besta luck tonight in Dublin Gaz!”
The video showed the two trying their best to pull the perfect pint of Guinness, and despite some struggle both singers seemed to pull a decent pint of the black stuff.
Barlow also posted an Instagram following the Dublin gigs alongside his fellow Take That stars Howard Donald and Mark Owen, thanking their Irish fans for "two amazing shows" and promising to be back in the "not-too-distant future".
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