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Social Pics: Opium Showcase Their New & Improved Look


By Jade Hanley
26th Jan 2018

Aisling Brennan,Sinead Ni Griofa,Rachel Greene and Aine Kerr

Social Pics: Opium Showcase Their New & Improved Look
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Following a 4 million euro investment during 2017, Opium, Wexford Street opened their doors to Showcase their new & improved look. Guests got a glimpse of all of the refurbished areas within the venue on the night,  They also got a chance to engage in activities including cocktail tutorials in their new mixology lounge. The venue comprises of  4 experiences under one roof and guest got to choose their favourite Opium Noodle Boxes in Opium Restaurant, which were served from Asian style food carts, dressed with lanterns & lights.

The piece de resistance – was the opening of Opium’s new nightclub ‘IRO’, Japanese for colour. The nightclub lit up with just that, as The Riff Shop took to the stage, ensuring guests made their way to the dance floor.

Photographed by Brian McEvoy