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Dont be an Ass… why not when you can trot out in this hillarious fancy dress costume. Fancy Costume have a huge range of animal costumes for children and adults. Have a look here
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Animal Fancy Dress Fun
Monday, July 19th, 2010Jack The Ripper
Sunday, August 23rd, 2009
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Back in the late 19th century, times were tough. In England there were many vulnerable on the streets of London and the streets of Whitechapel. There was one that took advantage of this in some of the most horrifying events ever to happen….JACK THE RIPPER. Why not make your halloween costume one to remember this year. Fancy Costume have a number of Old England costumes available. Have a look at some of these fancy dress ideas.
Fancy Dress Ireland
Monday, July 27th, 2009
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Fancy Dress in Ireland has never been better. There is a cast range of outfits available now and much better size options too. Fancy Costume have a massive range of costumes and are always available to help with your party ideas. Why not have a look through some Irish ideas and remember, have fun!! http://www.fancycostume.ie/products.php?cat=7
Santa’s Little Friends
Friday, November 28th, 2008
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Christmas will be tough for many this year but it is always fun to have a little helper to accompany your santa outfit. Elf costumes come in male , female but there is also the option of other winter favourites such as snowgirls, snowmen, eskimo costumes for men and ladies, christmas tree fancy dress and many santa suits. It is a time of year to be jolly so remember what is important - have fun!
Christmas is also a time for family and these outfits are also avaiable in childrens sizes so why not include everybody in the festivities?
Fancy Costume would like to wish everyone a great Christmas and Happy new year.
Hawaiian Luau Parties Part 2
Saturday, August 2nd, 2008
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Hawaiian Party Tips Part 2
- Why not play musical towels on the beach. Swap chairs for towels and have fun
- Pass the pineapple. Choose a challenge such as counting backwards, think of four syllabyl words (anything that is difficult after a few cocktails). The person left with the pineapple must perform a task.
- Hula Hoop stamina test. How long can you go? How much swishing can your body take… Great fun to get the night going.
Flappers and Dolls 1930’s Fancy Dress Costume Ideas
Tuesday, June 17th, 2008Web Site : www.fancycostume.ie
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We are sticking with the 1930 (1920 carry-on) theme for dolls and molls. This time we are going to look a little closer at the original party girl, the Flapper. These girls often went to dance and jazz clubs where drinking and partying were commonplace. They liked to have fun with men and generally stand out in the crowd with as much glamour as possible. They were an integral part of dances such as the charleston and the shimmy and their playfulness and fashion styling was adopted welcomingly into the cinema world. There were many actresses that showed off the beautiful flapper dresses
If you would like to have a look at some flapper items to complete your party look, go no further (note there are many more items available)..
Gangsters 1920’s Fancy Dress Costumes
Sunday, June 15th, 2008Web Site : www.fancycostume.ie
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There were many gangster movies, the earliest one of significant recognition was The Great Train Robbery in 1903. The 1920’s was very much a decade of molls and dolls and the introduction of sound into cinema in the 1930’s saw an explosion in this theme. Three more famous ones were
- Little Cesaer
- The Public Enemny
- Scarface
One of the most prominent actors to rise to stardom was Humphrey Bogart. This movie legend has set fashion trends for the fancy dress industry all over the world. We stock the full range of party supplies but have a look at some suggestions
Stag Night Fever
Thursday, June 12th, 2008Web Site : http://www.fancycostume.ie/
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Out of ideas and looking for some suggestions to make the last night of freedom one worth remembering.
Here are a few to get you going….
Bondage Blindfold Mask
Shackles
Elephant Slip
Bum Shorts
Blow Up Sheep
Here are a few to get you going….
Bondage Blindfold Mask
Shackles
Elephant Slip
Bum Shorts
Blow Up Sheep
Something a little different maybe
Kung Fu Fighter
Tuesday, June 10th, 2008Web Site : www.fancycostume.ie
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Kung Fu Panda is a not to be missed treat for all the family. Due to be releaseed later this month, there are few films with the innocent fun levels and hillarious takes, not to mention the pretty good animated fight sceens. Some of the more known narrators are Angelina Jolie, Dustin Hoffman and Jackie Chan to mention a few.
Have fun. See the movie clip extracted from You Tube
Rat Trap
Monday, June 2nd, 2008Web Site : www.fancycostume.ie
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Once of Ireland’s most popular hits and compliments of you tube, you have to remind yourself how good this song was.
General Information About The Boomtown Rats
The Boomtown Rats released their first single, “Looking After Number One”, in 1977, and it went straight into the UK Singles Chart. The song was a raw, youthful punk rock song that spoke of pure self-interest.
Their debut album, The Boomtown Rats, featured another single, “Mary of the Fourth Form”; along with “Joey’s on the Street Again”.
The Rats’ second album, A Tonic for the Troops, was their most commercially successful. It featured three hit singles, “Like Clockwork”, “She’s So Modern” and “Rat Trap“, which became the first ever rock song by an Irish band to reach #1 in the UK, and the first of any description by an Irish band to top the chart used by the BBC (The Bachelors had topped the Record Retailer chart in 1964 with “Diane“, but only reached number 2 on the Pick of the Pops chart), and was also the first ‘New Wave‘ song to claim the number one spot.
In 1979, “I Don’t Like Mondays“, was released. This was written in response to a school shooting in California by Brenda Ann Spencer, and also reached #1 in the UK.
The Fine Art of Surfacing, the band’s third album, followed and featured the singles “Diamond Smiles” (about the suicide of a debutante) and “Someone’s Looking At You” (a song about fame and paranoia).
In 1980 “Banana Republic” was released. This was their last Top 10 hit. It was written in response to the band not being allowed to play in Ireland for fear of riots in the audience. After going places where no Irish band had ever gone before, the Rats were stunned by this homecoming, and became very disillusioned with Irish politics.
In 1981 their next studio album Mondo Bongo was released. The Rats began experimenting musically in Mondo Bongo; the album’s other songs featured a heavy dose of drum- and keyboard-based music, a far cry from the guitar-driven pub rock of the band’s early days.
In 1982, Gerry Cott left the band prior to the recording of the band’s fifth album, V Deep, which was a major shift in the Rats’ music heavily reliant on synthesized sounds.
In 1985 the band’s sixth and final album In the Long Grass was released and the band performed at Live Aid.
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