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not looking good for brooks croke park concerts??

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

just seen it well seen it all over fb that the locals around croker are trying to stop some of the concerts as croke park made an agreement to 3 concerts a year back in 2009 an taken legal action an bringing it to the high court to get them cancelled its a bit harsh aint it i lived beside croker years ago and id never bring them to court over it what u think i know theres plenty of brooks fans on here

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Pay the residents for there inconvenience that sud do the trick

Money talks

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By *longshottMan  over a year ago

Limerick

It's actually very frustrating to think agreement was made yet concerts planned. Obviously promoters figured public opinion would push them through if controversy. I find that very disheartening myself. Nothing to do with Garth Brooks just to do with what's right. Just my opinion.

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By *al2001Man  over a year ago

kildare

Residents around there have been crucified for years.ppl pissing on their front doors and worse.feel sorry for them. And now they have to hear brookes shite for few nights.shudder

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Residents around there have been crucified for years.ppl pissing on their front doors and worse.feel sorry for them. And now they have to hear brookes shite for few nights.shudder"

Agree

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By *etmebeurfantasyWoman  over a year ago

My town

I can't understand why the country going mad for the tickets personally I would not walk across the road to him

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

A good percentage of them aren't real fans. They go for the experience and a good percentage of them cant recall how it went.

I'd love to see him in a smaller/intimate venue (impossible I know)

But I like some of his stuff (not the stereotypical Garth Brooks Country Stuff)

He has some beautifully written/performed stuff that you'd never hear on radio

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By *etmebeurfantasyWoman  over a year ago

My town

My daughter is 17 and said she wants to see him !!!!!! She wants to have a word with herself.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Again, its the whole experience she wants. The hysteria/phenomenon/the drink etc

OR maybe she remembers his music?

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By *etmebeurfantasyWoman  over a year ago

My town

She would not remember him from me that's for sure! !!!! But I think cause of the hype of his concerts she has a few of his songs downloaded on her ipod.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Residents around there have been crucified for years.ppl pissing on their front doors and worse.feel sorry for them. And now they have to hear brookes shite for few nights.shudder"
i have relations there and you are so right hal.peoples toileting is deplorable after the concerts and its not only pee let me tell you.there cars were keyed windows broke used condoms..... its awful.i dont blame them for trying to get it cancelled

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By *etmebeurfantasyWoman  over a year ago

My town

It happens if you live near any venue holding concerts. Relations near o2 in London any major concerts they go away opening up front door with someone asleep on your doorstep my be funny but windows smashed and people knocking in the door to use toilet.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

you are right there its the same up in slane

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

And people paying over the odds to see him would not listen to him on radio so hope the people around croke park get it stopped as usual ordinary decent people is left to clean up the mess

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

As far as I know the residents in the vicinity of croke park get compensated for putting up with the upheaval of a concert with a lot of conditions being placed on croke park like noise restrictions curfews and what have you sure the promoters won't have any hassle with getting their licences with a big wad of cash being delivered to the council offices

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By *al2001Man  over a year ago

kildare

Up until a few years ago the residents got fuck all only headaches.I dont kno about recently

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By *ajoscaCouple  over a year ago

waterford

Its not about money for the residents now its that croke park went ahead without consulting the residents

Gaa got their hsnd smacked in court in north on similar ground last year so they don't want to go to court but residents do I have a friend living in the area tgey want the concerts stopped on the fact that 3 nights were agreed and gaa hsve 11 planned for this year

Up the residents stop the pollution of our ears with this crap

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

If you brought house there you have too expect things to happen there

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By *avie tCouple  over a year ago

otherside of nowhere

I hope it goes ahead cause I have tickets ...but I would not like to live near any venue think it would be a nightmare

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"If you brought house there you have too expect things to happen there "

That's nonsense my grandmother is there long before the new development/Big Gigs etc..

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By *al2001Man  over a year ago

kildare


"If you brought house there you have too expect things to happen there "

Silly comment

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"If you brought house there you have too expect things to happen there

Silly comment"

Agree with my main man Hal

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"If you brought house there you have too expect things to happen there

Silly comment"

Nothing silly about it if you buy next too a stadium I think you have too expect concerts and matches short and simple

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"If you brought house there you have too expect things to happen there

Silly comment

Nothing silly about it if you buy next too a stadium I think you have too expect concerts and matches short and simple "

If you bought in last 20 years perhaps. But not residents that have been there since the 30/40's

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"If you brought house there you have too expect things to happen there

Silly comment

Nothing silly about it if you buy next too a stadium I think you have too expect concerts and matches short and simple

If you bought in last 20 years perhaps. But not residents that have been there since the 30/40's"

It's been there for longer than that so yes even if you brought more than that

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By *al2001Man  over a year ago

kildare


"If you brought house there you have too expect things to happen there

Silly comment

Nothing silly about it if you buy next too a stadium I think you have too expect concerts and matches short and simple "

Jesus dude dtg just pointed out the flaw in ur argument

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"If you brought house there you have too expect things to happen there

Silly comment

Nothing silly about it if you buy next too a stadium I think you have too expect concerts and matches short and simple

Jesus dude dtg just pointed out the flaw in ur argument"

Let the concerts go ahead I won't be going but if people want it they should happen

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By *al2001Man  over a year ago

kildare


"If you brought house there you have too expect things to happen there

Silly comment

Nothing silly about it if you buy next too a stadium I think you have too expect concerts and matches short and simple

Jesus dude dtg just pointed out the flaw in ur argument

Let the concerts go ahead I won't be going but if people want it they should happen"

Im sure u cant smell the piss or here the shite from east cork

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

The argument was residents sat with GAA/Promotional Company and settled on a certain amount of gigs and then the promotional company (afterwards) put on extra days. . Bad form.

People that bought in 30/40s never invisaged this. Cop On.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"The argument was residents sat with GAA/Promotional Company and settled on a certain amount of gigs and then the promotional company (afterwards) put on extra days. . Bad form.

People that bought in 30/40s never invisaged this. Cop On. "

Nothing too cop on about its there get over it

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By *etmebeurfantasyWoman  over a year ago

My town


"The argument was residents sat with GAA/Promotional Company and settled on a certain amount of gigs and then the promotional company (afterwards) put on extra days. . Bad form.

People that bought in 30/40s never invisaged this. Cop On.

Nothing too cop on about its there get over it "

I wonder if you would have that attitude if you lived in the area where concerts and things take place.

And I sure hearing the words 'COP ON'

Would really help !!!!!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"The argument was residents sat with GAA/Promotional Company and settled on a certain amount of gigs and then the promotional company (afterwards) put on extra days. . Bad form.

People that bought in 30/40s never invisaged this. Cop On.

Nothing too cop on about its there get over it "

Id expect someone of your intelligence to say just that

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By *etmebeurfantasyWoman  over a year ago

My town


"The argument was residents sat with GAA/Promotional Company and settled on a certain amount of gigs and then the promotional company (afterwards) put on extra days. . Bad form.

People that bought in 30/40s never invisaged this. Cop On.

Nothing too cop on about its there get over it

Id expect someone of your intelligence to say just that"

id say more ignorance then intelligence

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Its common sense to use 'Cop On' when someone is being ridiculous

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"The argument was residents sat with GAA/Promotional Company and settled on a certain amount of gigs and then the promotional company (afterwards) put on extra days. . Bad form.

People that bought in 30/40s never invisaged this. Cop On.

Nothing too cop on about its there get over it I wonder if you would have that attitude if you lived in the area where concerts and things take place.

And I sure hearing the words 'COP ON'

Would really help !!!!!"

Have done before and yes some problems but can say it was also fun it was my choice too live there and too leave

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By *longshottMan  over a year ago

Limerick

It all still comes down to agreement on number of concerts has been made. This has been agreed and should be respected.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"The argument was residents sat with GAA/Promotional Company and settled on a certain amount of gigs and then the promotional company (afterwards) put on extra days. . Bad form.

People that bought in 30/40s never invisaged this. Cop On.

Nothing too cop on about its there get over it

Id expect someone of your intelligence to say just that"

I lived beside it when us had their one.

Its a bit of a pain but i wouldn't try to stop it. I think they mite just want a few quid.

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By *etmebeurfantasyWoman  over a year ago

My town


"The argument was residents sat with GAA/Promotional Company and settled on a certain amount of gigs and then the promotional company (afterwards) put on extra days. . Bad form.

People that bought in 30/40s never invisaged this. Cop On.

Nothing too cop on about its there get over it I wonder if you would have that attitude if you lived in the area where concerts and things take place.

And I sure hearing the words 'COP ON'

Would really help !!!!!

Have done before and yes some problems but can say it was also fun it was my choice too live there and too leave "

but leaving ain't a easy option on some folk....

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"It all still comes down to agreement on number of concerts has been made. This has been agreed and should be respected. "

Fact!

I hear also in small print that residents can actually pull plug on the whole thing because breach of agreement was broke/changed

That'll never happen though

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By *etmebeurfantasyWoman  over a year ago

My town

Personally having Gareth brooks in my ear drums would be human torture for me having it for how many days! !!!!!!

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By *avie tCouple  over a year ago

otherside of nowhere

This is one of those times when its pointsless to pursue this argument DTg ....lights are on but nobodys home

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By *longshottMan  over a year ago

Limerick


"It all still comes down to agreement on number of concerts has been made. This has been agreed and should be respected.

Fact!

I hear also in small print that residents can actually pull plug on the whole thing because breach of agreement was broke/changed

That'll never happen though"

Played by promoters hoping fans will push it through. Why didn't they do it some in stradbally or thomond park or somewhere else.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"It all still comes down to agreement on number of concerts has been made. This has been agreed and should be respected.

Fact!

I hear also in small print that residents can actually pull plug on the whole thing because breach of agreement was broke/changed

That'll never happen though

Played by promoters hoping fans will push it through. Why didn't they do it some in stradbally or thomond park or somewhere else."

They wanted the biggest venue

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By *etmebeurfantasyWoman  over a year ago

My town

I suggest he plays on the moon! !!!

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By *longshottMan  over a year ago

Limerick


"It all still comes down to agreement on number of concerts has been made. This has been agreed and should be respected.

Fact!

I hear also in small print that residents can actually pull plug on the whole thing because breach of agreement was broke/changed

That'll never happen though

Played by promoters hoping fans will push it through. Why didn't they do it some in stradbally or thomond park or somewhere else.

They wanted the biggest venue"

That doesn't make it right ignoring agreement

already made.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

But let's face it money talks. Not right when agreements are broken.

Gaa and promoters remember you don't live there, you ll want future concerts.

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By *azsinsMan  over a year ago

Belfast

Come on the locals,

lets save Ireland from Country and Western!!!!!!

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By *longshottMan  over a year ago

Limerick


"Come on the locals,

lets save Ireland from Country and Western!!!!!! "

Lol have look at Nathan Carter for One for the road. So Eoin Mc Love from father Ted. Please save us.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

It's not just residents its also business in the area that will be affected by road closures from 12pm and that's on weekdays now.

And a personal opinion on Brooke's is he plays bland country pop 'sing along' songs and the biggest thing he has done since the mid nineties is put on 3 stone. People would want to cop on rather than line the pockets of this has-been pop singer.

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By *harlie141r42Man  over a year ago

galway


"Pay the residents for there inconvenience that sud do the trick

Money talks"

Not the first time the residents around Croke Park have complained about this. Money worked every other time so probably will again

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

With U2, no money was paid, they had to accept it! With garth Brooks no money will get paid, they'll have to suck it up as cruel as that sounds! CONCERTS WILL PROCEED.

They cry about the human rights being violated, imprisoned in their own homes, but if they get money the whole problem goes away. WTF! I'm sure residents get passes like they do on all-ireland final day! Ohh and why do residents around the aviva never complain?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"It all still comes down to agreement on number of concerts has been made. This has been agreed and should be respected.

Fact!

I hear also in small print that residents can actually pull plug on the whole thing because breach of agreement was broke/changed

That'll never happen though

Played by promoters hoping fans will push it through. Why didn't they do it some in stradbally or thomond park or somewhere else."

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By *unfun21Couple  over a year ago

Down

a we going on the sunday nite hope it on any.....any 1 else going on the sunday nite 27th

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

The concerts only started late 80s early 90s and I think GAA are wrong to disrespect the residents with non GAA activities and late night gigs by crap has beens

Boycott the concert and give them their neighbourhood back

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By *al2001Man  over a year ago

kildare


"The concerts only started late 80s early 90s and I think GAA are wrong to disrespect the residents with non GAA activities and late night gigs by crap has beens

Boycott the concert and give them their neighbourhood back"

Boycott the concert and get your dignity back

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By *amollieCouple  over a year ago

Dublin

ahhhhhhh just move them concerts down the road to the phoenix park.

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By *ilderMan  over a year ago

dublin


"With U2, no money was paid, they had to accept it! With garth Brooks no money will get paid, they'll have to suck it up as cruel as that sounds! CONCERTS WILL PROCEED.

They cry about the human rights being violated, imprisoned in their own homes, but if they get money the whole problem goes away. WTF! I'm sure residents get passes like they do on all-ireland final day! Ohh and why do residents around the aviva never complain?"

In relation to all ireland tickets there is a draw amongst croke park residents for 2 all ireland tickets but if they win the tickets they have the privilege of paying full price for them (no such thing as a free lunch with the GAA bully boys).

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"With U2, no money was paid, they had to accept it! With garth Brooks no money will get paid, they'll have to suck it up as cruel as that sounds! CONCERTS WILL PROCEED.

They cry about the human rights being violated, imprisoned in their own homes, but if they get money the whole problem goes away. WTF! I'm sure residents get passes like they do on all-ireland final day! Ohh and why do residents around the aviva never complain?"

there are not that many concerts at the Aviva

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