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This is the mural we didn't know we needed, but that we deserve.
A brand new Lizzo mural has been spotted in the city centre.
The mural of the Good As Hell and Truth Hurts hit-maker popped up on the corner of Chatham Row and South William Street.
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And the piece was completed just last night.
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Fans are clearly buzzing, as one wrote on Twitter, "Can't believe I get to pass by a Lizzo mural every day."
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Lizzo will take to the stage in Dublin's Olympia Theatre on Sunday, November 10.
On that day, there will also be a Lizzo Appreciation Party hosted by Sing Along Social, where guests are invited to celebrate the badassness that is queen Lizzo.
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Tickets for the singer's Olympia Theatre gig went on sale in July, causing much controversy with some fans labelling it a 'scam'.
Standard tickets sold out in record time. Ticketmaster then came under fire for selling ‘Platinum’ tickets through their site at €140 each – more than three times their original price.
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