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Irishness, pints and craic: Tom Cruise's 24 hours in Dublin (pics, videos)

Far and away (geddit?!) the best 24 hours you can have in Ireland…
9.26pm, 3 Apr 2013
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TOM CRUISE HAS been a busy man today.

His whistle-stop tour of Dublin included a certificate of Irish heritage, a trip to the Guinness Storehouse and this evening, a film premiere at the Savoy.

To start the day off, Cruise discovered he’s actually Irish:

YouTube: discoverireland

Then he headed off to the Storehouse to pour himself a pint:

YouTube: GuinnessStorehouse

And then as hundreds lined the red carpet on O’Connell Street tonight he didn’t disappoint, by all accounts spending a great deal of time shaking hands, posing for pictures and kissing babies (though this was unconfirmed):

Irishness, pints and craic: Tom Cruise's 24 hours in Dublin (pics, videos)
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Mighty craic altogether. He’ll have to come back now.

Read: Your Tom Cruise In A Roscommon Jersey Picture Of The Day

Some advice, Tom: 9 essential destinations to see the REAL Ireland

More: 7 people whose days have been ruined by Tom Cruise

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