QuoteIrix On Thur, 8-Mar-2018 the City Council has a meeting according to Dublin Councillor Niall Ring: "We have a Dublin City Council meeting every month, which takes three and a quarter hours, we get a 360 page fact of items we have to go through to discuss items. [...] Tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock I have to go to committee meetings, I have to get across town from Ballybough to C
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Quotegrzegorz67 Quotelaertisflash "England has 4 shows on sale and all in bigger venues than the PGE Narodowy. England has 52/53 million people and Poland 38 million". That's right, grzegor67. BTW, given that (a) the Stones added second gig at London stadium and (b) Old Trafford seems to be close to sold out, we can guess that ticket sales in England are not exactly poor sales..
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just want to get the ticket money out of my bank acccount so i can plan for the gig then Paddys day is a sat so doubt the pre sale will start then and the Monday after that (19th Mar) is a bank holiday in Ireland. Possibly pre sale is Tues 20th March ??? Actually going to a concert at home on the 23rd March, Christy Moore. A lot of non irish people prob never heard of him but hes an irish
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even more more uncertain now since the interview and change if ticket date on the site but Ronnie seems very excited about the Dublin gig You never hear about licences been granted/refused in the media unless it's a huge deal
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Quotespunky Aiken Promotions still got the Rolling Stones announcement sticky on their facebook page. Even ticketmaster Ireland posted a Rolling Stones @ Croke Park promo video on facebook a few days ago. It's a pretty big deal tbh and marketing this is top priority If it's cancelled then Aiken will look like feels once again and those oldie residents will be grinning from ear to
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Quotespunky Posted by Aiken Promotions on facebook: START ME UP! Kick start your Tuesday morning by tuning into RTÉ Radio 1 from 9am as Ryan Tubridy chats to The Rolling Stones' Ronnie Wood - you don't want to miss it! #StonesNoFilter cool but don't read into that much cause Garth Brooks appeared on many tv/radio shows in the lead up to his cancelled CP shows but at least this R
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QuoteTopi Well the consultation period ends today - by closing of business or by midnight? guess it will prob get the extended with the weather in Ireland last week Hopefully the residents objection gets lost in the mail lol
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never got the email for Czech show not going anyway but worried i might not get one for the Dublin show
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all this worrying about the licence is scary abd i won't relax til the show is confirmed. Have time booked off work and really looking forward to it. Going to Tears for fears in Dublin on the 2nd May (very pale in comparison to the stones) and be so nice to have another show lined up 2 weeks later
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Reputationly speaking (in terms of music history) this will prob be the biggest concert Croke Park will ever host. Not in terms of production or attendance (we have yo wait and see) The guys have been going for almost 60 years, have a string of hits and one of the best live bands of all time. Pure Rock n roll
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heres the link to the ticket draws for residents
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QuoteTopi Lots of people on Boards.IE saying the Aviva is not an option. Rugby game too close. ? yeah it's Croke Park or nothing another option is Punchestown Racecourse but it's an open field and has no seated areas. It's fits almost the same capacity as Croke Park Slane castle is ruled out too for unknown reasons
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whos the main seller for the uK shows AXS or TM ??? in Ireland its TM all the way and i always use them for UK shows im going too
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QuoteMAF It's time for the decision... prob be delayed with the weather and the fact all county council offices are shut down since weds posted dis morning no mention of subject to licence ??
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hoping to pick up a Manchester ticket if I need one in a few weeks downloaded an app called twickets which sells UK gig tickets at face value Dublin tickets on sale in 3 weeks when we will hopefully have good news over the licence
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Old Trafford seating plan is really confusing no seated tickets left for that show on TM
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QuoteGazza QuoteHealy52003 did Mick actually attend the first night of Bruce Springsteen Croke Park shows in 2016 ? I heard himself and his party had a reserved area in front of the stage ? First I've heard of it. Highly unlikely as he was in New York around that time frame. I dont recall him having any business or activity in Ireland at that time. You'd imagine if he wanted to se
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looks an amazing place tbh. Are the hotel and shopping centre connected to the stadium ???
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did Mick actually attend the first night of Bruce Springsteen Croke Park shows in 2016 ? I heard himself and his party had a reserved area in front of the stage ?
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guess we all knw more by next Friday if the decision can be made anytime after the 3 week deadline ??? calling a state of the art stadium a Monstrousity. If he doesn't like it than he should move away from it and break his family tradition of living there. I knw the residents have every right to complain but
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what major city's are in the UK Midlands is Manchester not in the Midlands ?
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with the extreme weather around Europe atm practically UK and Ireland the stones tour is a bit of a shining light but waiting on word of Dublin show is nervy and decision is delayed even further now cause of the weather going to watch a few stones docs, ole ole ole us on All4 and a few on Netflix
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QuoteGazza QuoteHealy52003 QuoteGazza QuoteHealy52003 QuoteIrelandCalling4 QuoteGazza QuoteHealy52003 according to an Irish paper the following are the prices for the Croke Park gig €71,€90,€136 and €181 (+€6.85 TM fee) I imagine GA is €90 and no listed prices for Golden Circle and pit yet Not bad, if thats the case - and those prices would make sense if they're going to fill a stad
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"It's like a big outdoor nightclub, 80,000 people coming to and from and that brings its own vibe to the area. "It's atmosphere is very, very different than you would expect living next to a stadium where there are football games being played." Those on the residents' association insisted they were not anti-GAA or anti-Croke Park. A number who spoke at t
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Quoteoxegen I have booked Gold Circle for Murrayfield but I remain confident that Dublin will go ahead. I know the media has focused on residents opposed to the concert but there is a substantial number of other people living in the area who have no objection to the gig. It was a very different story with GB. getting a bit heated on Boards.ie about this licenece One intresting point that if
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QuoteGazza QuoteHealy52003 QuoteIrelandCalling4 QuoteGazza QuoteHealy52003 according to an Irish paper the following are the prices for the Croke Park gig €71,€90,€136 and €181 (+€6.85 TM fee) I imagine GA is €90 and no listed prices for Golden Circle and pit yet Not bad, if thats the case - and those prices would make sense if they're going to fill a stadium of that size in an isla
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QuoteIrelandCalling4 Agreed Healy52003, I doubt a back up venue is held. So its Croker or bust I'm afraid. They already have the 3 Croker gigs allowed (alongside other events), so this licence would be a 4th and set a precedent the residents do not want. I'm very hopeful though. intresting facts about these 3 concerts per year thing ok so in 2014 they liceneced 3 One Direction gig
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QuoteIrelandCalling4 QuoteGazza QuoteHealy52003 according to an Irish paper the following are the prices for the Croke Park gig €71,€90,€136 and €181 (+€6.85 TM fee) I imagine GA is €90 and no listed prices for Golden Circle and pit yet Not bad, if thats the case - and those prices would make sense if they're going to fill a stadium of that size in an island of 6 million people. Mos
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according to an Irish paper the following are the prices for the Croke Park gig €71,€90,€136 and €181 (+€6.85 TM fee) I imagine GA is €90 and no listed prices for Golden Circle and pit yet
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at least ye have a presale Us over here in Ireland are still in limbo over the licence The TM page for Croke Park is up but still over 23 days til the sale
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