Time to say hello to Italian tenor Bocelli

WORLD-RENOWNED Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli will perform a major outdoor concert on an historic army square in Cork this summer, it was confirmed yesterday after months of speculation.

Time to say hello to Italian tenor Bocelli
Thu, 31 Mar, 2005 - 01:00
Eoin English

The Georgian buildings surrounding Collins Barracks’ four-acre square, one of Europe’s largest military squares, will be transformed to resemble an arena in Verona for the July 15 seated concert.

Ten thousand tickets, ranging in price from €55 to €155, will go on sale at 9am next Monday.

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