Star Florence lets her hair down at Krystle after sell-out gig at O2
SINGING sensation Florence Welch partied in Dublin after her sell-out performance at the O2 this weekend.
The flame-haired star of Florence And The Machine was seen in celebrity haunt Krystle, with her crew, hours after singing to her Irish fans.
"Florence was so nice to all the staff and all the punters as well. She is quite shy and kept to herself but had some fun as well, she didn't mind fans coming up and saying hi," an onlooker explained.
Also partying at the popular Harcourt Street club were models Rosanna Davison and Karen Graham, as well as former Fade Street stars Louise Johnston and Emily MacKeogh.
Meanwhile, across town, Dubliners got a glimpse into the life of a Desperate Scousewife.
Star of the show Layla Flaherty was spotted partying in Bucks Townhouse after her appearance on The Late Late Show.
The Galway native, who best know for her role on the reality show, was seen letting loose with her manager in the exclusive VIP area of the club. The star is rumoured to be in talks to star in this year's Celebrity Salon.
Also seen having fun at the Leeson Street venue were the stars of the Dublin GAA team. Players Eoghan O'Gara, Bernard Brogan, Paul Brogan and the rest of the team headed to the club after their game against Laois.
Other stars seen in the VIP area included model Sarah Morrissey and chart toppers The Coronas.
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