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Total Stories: 50          Published: Thu, Jan 25, 2007



Wrestle your way to Mahon's


Wrestlemania fans are reminded to put next Thursday 1 February in their diary for an event not to be missed, when the NECW Superstars of Wrestling roll into Irvinestown, on their 'Unleashed' tour.

Mahon's Hotel will be transformed into an exciting fighting arena for the occasion as some of the best wrestlers from the USA, Mexico, Japan and Europe will be lining up to produce the thrills and the audience have come to expect from major league wrestling.

From the back streets of Brooklyn comes 'Mr USA' Brodie Steele, all six foot eight inches of him - with a body that looks like it was chiselled from stone. Steele has wrestled all over the world and comes to Ireland direct from a very successful tour of Korea. He was trained for the ring by Stu Hart in his infamous 'Dungeon' in Calgary, Canada. Stu was the father of the former WWE World Champion Brett 'The Hitman' Hart and was responsible for training the likes of Chris Benoit and the British Bulldogs.

It's a night not to be missed. Tickets are £10 for adults, and £8 for children under 16. Available from Mahon's Hotel on 6862 1656.


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