Stones fans get ticket satisfaction in minutes

THEY’VE been around for decades but The Rolling Stones can still satisfy their eager fans.

Stones fans get ticket satisfaction in minutes
Sat, 03 May, 2003 - 01:00
Mícheál Lehane

Yesterday, the band set a new Irish box office record when more than 16,000 tickets for their Dublin gigs sold within two minutes.

Dedicated Stones fans queued for hours to get their hands on precious tickets for the band’s two Dublin concerts.

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