Promoter investigates concert complaints

AN inquiry is under way into the chaos faced by concert-goers who paid up to €552 to see Barbra Streisand.

Promoter investigates concert complaints
Wed, 18 Jul, 2007 - 01:00
Paul Kelly, Consumer Correspondent

Traffic queues, chaos in official car parks and seating arrangements were the focus of complaints following Saturday’s concert in Kildare.

Yesterday, concert promoters MCD issued a second apology to fans and announced an internal inquiry. This will be chaired by former garda commissioner Pat Byrne.

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