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Bring your ‘friends in high places’ jokes here.
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The station formerly known as ‘Dublin’s Country Mix’ has beaten out competition from a rival consortium and will continue to broadcast to the city and surrounds…
Many hotels in Dublin have sold out – and hiked prices – to cater for the hordes who have bought tickets for the five nights.
The residents said they are willing to go to court to ask a judge to ‘take charge of the situation’
They say that the promoters and the GAA are promoting the gigs without a license.
Mulvey’s proposals say that in “no circumstances” should 4 or 5 concerts in a row be organised at the venue again…
Fancy some noisy neighbours like Garth Brooks or One Direction?
Don’t be one of them. You’re better than that.
…Slip on down to the OOOAASSSIS!
Eamon O’Brien, the chairman of the Croke Park Streets Committees says that the association and Aiken are “acting as if they are above the law”.
A limited number of extra tickets will be up for grabs on Friday at 9am.
Residents in the Croke Park area believe Dublin City Council will approve an event licence application for five concerts this summer.
Garth has friends on the high seas too.
Everyone’s been talking about President Higgins’ State visit to the UK, Peaches Geldof and Oscar Pistorius wailing in the witness box.
Councillors argued that the council should support the local community despite the fact that the five concerts are already completely sold out.
Everyone’s been talking about an opinion poll, a judge apologising, and whether the Attorney General’s phone was tapped.
“The general consensus of both the public and the elected representatives was that Croke Park have been acting in bad faith.”
The residents said that the number of special events held at Croke Park should be reduced.
The solicitor representing the locals want mediation talks to bring in wider issues around the running of the stadium.
You didn’t get the tickets, and now you’re paying for it. In EMOTION.
Read their open letter to Aiken Promotions in full here.
Residents have criticised the move as a “cosmetic PR exercise”.
The row over the country superstar’s gigs has cooled after a meeting this afternoon.
Eight large scale concerts are planned at the stadium this summer — but locals aren’t happy and say there’ll be massive upheaval in the area as a result.
Locals say the GAA has gone back on a promise to stage only three gigs at the venue a year. Eight are planned for this summer.
Residents are angry that the GAA have gone back on a 2009 agreement on the number of gigs at Croke Park.
There’ll be no big gig at the castle this year.
Plus: Just how much did Anglo shares fall during its annus horribilis of 2008?
Ireland even gets a mention!
Somebody, somewhere knows something.
It’s estimated that almost 1 in 10 people in Ireland will see the man himself in concert.
Did someone say GARTH BROOKS?
The fourth show that went on sale this morning has now sold out.
Perfect for calling your friends in low places.