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Topic started 15 years ago by dferryachtungbaby in Live is where we live. Since then 2 posts have been made by 2 users.

dferryachtungbaby

15 years

So this weekend the wait is over. The lads return home for what is sure to be an amazing show. Standing in that que a few months ago for 15 hours and now its finally here. That was for the friday show and yesterday I was able to get a ticket for the saturday show so Im a very happy man.

Just wanted to hear from others on the forum who are going to this weekends gigs. Plans for the day? Anyone travelling over from abroad? Excitement? Hahaha.

Im flying from Derry to Dublin at 7am on Friday morning with my brother and his girlfriend. I plan to just take in Dublin for the day, maybe have a few pints before we head to Croker, hopefully getting there a couple hours before hand. Afterwards, find a great bar and celebrate just witnessing the worlds greatest band live!!!

The next day I'll have to join my mates as my bro and his gf have to head home. So it will be the same routine with them then staying in halls in UCD that night.

I cannot wait for this sort of homecoming
germcevoy

15 years

i'm gonna open the general Dublin ticket in a day or so, so keep all the preparation for there.

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