Liam Gallagher, Paolo Nutini, and Snow Patrol gigs help Thomond Stadium to €366k profit

Last year's concerts helped the stadium firm build operating profits of €366,610 for 2024
This year's gigs in July by the Wolfe Tones and The Script are set to contribute further to the bottom line of Thomond Park Stadium Company. File picture

This year's gigs in July by the Wolfe Tones and The Script are set to contribute further to the bottom line of Thomond Park Stadium Company. File picture

Income from concerts by Liam Gallagher, Paolo Nutini, and Snow Patrol at Thomond Park in Limerick last summer helped the stadium firm to operating profits of €366,610 for 2024.

The stadium hosted three gigs last July, and last year’s €13.5m economic spinoff from the stadium’s gigs for the Limerick and the Mid-West region will continue next month with gigs on July 11, 12, and 13, when the Wolfe Tones will play two nights and The Script will also perform on July 12.

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