Thousands expected to greet Obama

Thousands of people are expected to attend an open air concert and address when US President Barack Obama arrives in Ireland today.

Mon, 23 May, 2011 - 08:01

Thousands of people are expected to attend an open air concert and address when US President Barack Obama arrives in Ireland today.

Mr Obama will speak to the Dublin city centre audience at around tea time following entertainment involving many well-known Irish artists as part of his 24-hour visit.

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