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Residents may seek legal block to Brooks gigs

People living near Croke Park may still seek a legal injunction to stop five sell-out concerts by country music megastar Garth Brooks at the arena next month, despite being offered a €500,000 compensation deal over the issue.

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Residents opposing Garth Brooks concerts picket Croke Park

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Garth Brooks gigs may be blocked by angry residents

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Croke Park residents considering injunction over summer concerts

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McKenna: Croker residents’ planned protests ‘unhelpful’

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Blistering final set as Bono bids farewell

Dublin quarter-final re-fixture least of residents’ worries

THE Croke Park Area Residents’ Alliance (CPARA) has no objection to plans to play Dublin’s All-Ireland SFC quarter-final as a stand-alone fixture.

Thu, 21 Jul, 2005

Croke Park residents fears

THE Croke Park Area Residents Alliance have expressed anger at the number of games fixed for Saturdays at GAA headquarters.

Wed, 21 Jul, 2004

Local residents oppose more events for Croke Park

The Croke Park Area Residents' Alliance (CPARA), an umbrella organisation of seven residents’ and tenants’ associations representing those who live near the GAA headquarters, is concerned at the mounting pressure on the GAA to open Croke Park for soccer and rugby matches.

Thu, 18 Dec, 2003

AOL subscribers spending up 26% to $1.09bn

Subscribers to AOL, the internet arm of AOL Time Warner Inc, spent some $1.09bn (€1.09bn) shopping online during what is traditionally seen as the first week of holiday shopping in the US.

Mon, 02 Dec, 2002