Bono's plea sees thousands sign up for anti-poverty rally

Thousands of U2 fans have signed up for the Make Poverty History rally in Dublin following Bono’s concert plea, it emerged today.

Bono's plea sees thousands sign up for anti-poverty rally
Mon, 27 Jun, 2005 - 18:59

Thousands of U2 fans have signed up for the Make Poverty History rally in Dublin following Bono’s concert plea, it emerged today.

The U2 star displayed a special text number during U2’s sell-out shows in Croke Park to publicise the rally.

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