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Dublin Crust

Dublin Crust

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A decade after punk band Crust split, the band members lives have fallen apart. Drummer Bonehead has just been released from prison and sets about reforming the band for one last show.

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Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

100 mins

Rating

0/10

Release Date

22 September 2023

Country

Ireland

Cast

Louise McCann

Louise McCann

Tania

Baz Black

Baz Black

Bonehead

Jonathan French

Jonathan French

Barista

Gerry Cannon

Gerry Cannon

Ian

Rosemary Henderson

Rosemary Henderson

Daisy

Shane Robinson

Shane Robinson

Frank

Colleen Keogh

Colleen Keogh

Lizzy

Tara Devitt

Tara Devitt

Stacey

Joe Rooney

Joe Rooney

Terrence

Sarah J. Kinlen

Sarah J. Kinlen

Nadia Riot

Barry John Kinsella

Barry John Kinsella

Jimmy

Aidan O'Sullivan

Aidan O'Sullivan

Dutch

William Morgan

William Morgan

Jeremy

Pauline O'Driscoll

Pauline O'Driscoll

Principal O'Hara

Oisin De Lange

Oisin De Lange

Phil

Rob McCarthy

Rob McCarthy

Gerry - Band Manager

Mark de Carreau

Mark de Carreau

Tommy

Paul Fitzgerald

Paul Fitzgerald

Mickey

Zeff Lawless

Zeff Lawless

Fred Alastar

Donna O'Sullivan

Donna O'Sullivan

Jacinta

Andy Byrne

Andy Byrne

Andy

Michelle McCrossan

Michelle McCrossan

Chantelle

Hannah Magee

Hannah Magee

Jessica

Mike Timms

Mike Timms

Judge Francis Shaw

Lee McPartlin

Lee McPartlin

Drug buyer

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