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20th Dec 2016

Attention, Everyone – Green Day Will Be Playing In Ireland Next Summer

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Fantastic news for Green Day fans, as the band will be playing at at the Royal Hospital, Kilmainham on June 29. 

The support act, Rancid, aren’t too shabby either. Check them out here. 

Tickets go on sale this Friday, December 1, at 9am and are priced €59.50, including booking fee.

Not a bad Christmas present… *hint*

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