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DCU's NuBar pays tribute to 'dear friend' bartender following death

DCU's NuBar pays tribute to 'dear friend' bartender following death

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DCU's NuBar has paid a heartfelt tribute to a beloved bartender following his death.
Allan Stevenson was a well-known face around the northside student bar.
In an emotional statement, the NuBar said on Instagram: "It is with a very heavy heart we tell you of the passing of our dear friend Allan, our colleague and, most importantly, our friend.
"Fly high, Al. May you get the best bed in heaven."
Friends, family, and former DCU students took to the comments to express their grief. One person said: "Sending lots of love to the NuBar family. Allan was an absolute gent."
Another person said: "Only fond memories of Allan and the NBar team. Sorry to hear. He will be very missed."
A third commentator added: "Allan, bro, you will be missed, pal. A genuine gentleman. May you rest easy now, buddy. So, so sad. Condolences to Allan's family."
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