article_snippet.sent: Crowds who turned out for the Anzac Day memorial service at Sydney’s Martin Place have been left fuming after Ivy nightclub played loud dance music during the minute’s silence.
article_snippet.sent: The club, on George Street in Sydney’s CBD, is close to the Martin Place War Memorial.
article_snippet.sent: Father Arron Cutugno said Father Arron Cutugno was 'disgusted' by the choice to play music during the minutes silence .
article_snippet.sent: Arron Cutugno, who was taking Father Arron Cutugno young daughter to his young daughter first Anzac Day ceremony, described the decision to play music while the minute’s was being observed as ‘disgusting’.
article_snippet.sent: Really enjoyed the service, everything was great until Ivy decided to start playing music three quarters of the way through the minute of silence,’ Father Arron Cutugno told Channel Nine.
highlights_snippet.sent: Ivy nightclub has come under fire for playing music during Anzac Day service .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Irate crowds who attended Anzac Day service said the loud dance music interrupted  Anzac Day service at least five times .
  