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All the details as Wolfe Tones and The Script hit Thomond Park
Support acts for next week's trio of gigs at Limerick's Thomond Stadium have been revealed, with promoters MCD urging attendees to be informed on times and entry points.
Not long after announcing their retirement last year, the iconic Wolfe Tones revealed they would be doing just one more gig on Sunday, July 13 for their 'final farewell.'
After the concert sold out, they added another date for Friday, July 11 with The Script performing at the rugby grounds in between the gigs on Saturday, July 12. Not long after announcing their retirement last year, the iconic Wolfe Tones revealed they would be doing just one more gig on Sunday, July 13 for their 'final farewell.' Pic:With the countdown on for the gigs, MCD have issued important information about the gigs, urging fans to be informed ahead of attending the gigs.
A statement from the promoter said: 'We unfortunately cannot take any responsibility for issues arising from situations where patrons have no familiarized themselves with the information provided.'
In the notice, the promoters confirmed Scottish county-folk singer Rianne Downey was supporting the Wolfe Tones on their first night alongside Wicklow singer-songwriter Dave Lofts. After the concert sold out, they added another date for Friday, July 11 with The Script performing at the rugby grounds in between the gigs on Saturday, July 12.
On Sunday, Dave Lofts would be supporting once again with the first support act Scottish folk band Brògeal.
James Bay and Allie Sherlock are on supporting duties on Saturday ahead of The Script's gig.
Gates for all three events open at 5pm with the shows starting at 6pm. Attendees are being advised to arrive to the venue 30 minutes before the show starts, as no queueing on the streets will be permitted. James Bay and Allie Sherlock are on supporting duties on Saturday ahead of The Script's gig. Pic: Allie Sherlock/YouTube
They added that the events would take place 'rain, hail or shine' so dress accordingly for the Irish weather but no umbrellas are permitted onto the grounds.
No camping chairs will be permitted either, and concert-goers are reminded that backpacks or large bags could result in refused entry.
Other prohibited items include glass or cans; alcohol; flag poles; selfie sticks; iPads; laptops and cameras. The full list can be seen here.
Attendees are also urged to check their tickets and enter at the appropriate gate.
Gold Circle, East Stand and Premium tickets enter via the Red Route; Pitch Standing enters via the Green Gate and those with tickets for the West Stand and Accessible Pedestrian access via Blue Gate.
MCD also urge attendees to download tickets to your phone before the event in order to avoid delays on the day. Screenshots will not work as barcodes are updated regularly.
Meanwhile, anyone still looking for an outfit to the Wolfe Tones or wanting to get their hands on some of the band's merchandise can head to Arthur's Quay shopping centre where a pop-up shop is situated in the run up to the gigs.
Included at the shop are special edition flags which show band members Tommy, Brian and Noel, grinning and 'The Wolfe Tones Thomond Park '25.'
