I saw this a couple of years ago. I wish I'd known about it before it closed down - I'd have gone to Great Yarmouth especially to see it.

I'm not sure if Prince William or Cliff Richard is my favourite. I appreciate their dedication to dead dictators - not every seaside hellhole has (had) its very own waxwork Mussolini.

Not so much cr*p as stricken.

Lilly Allen Shirley?

John, John, Paul and No-one

The Fab Two, Three or Four depending on a whole load of combination/permutation, empty set is a set? stuff even I'm too dr**k to care about.

Many of those weren't too bad, just very badly posed.

https://www.theguardian.com/music/article/2024/jul/26/sinead-oconnor-waxwork-pulled-from-dublin-museum-over-backlash

The sheer mass outrage, the grovelling and the "educating" needed to "better themselves". Was Sinead an actual saint in Ireland or something?

Most of us just laugh at these rubbish waxworks.

Ireland is a very small country.

...but they culturally punch well above their weight.

SO'C was a global star and phenomenon and her 'downfall' was as lurid, grisly and protracted as it was tragic.

The O'Connors hold enormous sway in Ireland.

I know many of them personally (or at least the O'Connor-Suiter ferals) and I know what they're like.

John O'Connor is prime 'errsole' BTW.