Tickets for Macca gig in Dublin sell out in under 20 minutes

ALMOST 40 years after The Beatles made their last album, people still can’t get enough of Paul McCartney.

Thu, 29 Oct, 2009 - 00:00
Conall Ó Fátharta

Following the announcement that one half of the most famous songwriting partnership in history was to play Dublin for the first time in six years, it perhaps came as no surprise that tickets for Macca sold out yesterday in just under 20 minutes.

Following a sell out stadium tour of the US this summer, McCartney’s latest European tour is his first since Good Evening Europe in 2004.

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