Gardai say the tragic incident happened in the Jobstown area of the Capital at around 2pm on Tuesday | FILE PHOTO
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Sean and Conor Price from Blessington
Two Blessington brothers have made it through to the judges houses of the X Factor.
Sean (17) and Conor (15) Price, who attend Naas CBS, will be jetting off to Simon Cowell’s mansion house in Los Angeles, after getting through audition stages of the popular music competition.
The talented brothers will be up against five other acts to grab a place on the live show.
Airing of the X Factor usually starts at the end of August.
The duo regularly busk on Grafton Street, and have a huge following of over 11,000 on Facebook.
Their debut track Déjà vu has surpassed 19,000 hits on YouTube, released in 2016:
WATCH HERE:
Recently released 'Journey':
Cover of Kodaline's 'Brother' busking in Dublin:
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