Fresh out of Slane, Hetfield and Ulrich land in Liscannor

Just days after US president Donald Trump left west Clare on Friday, the sound of helicopter blades were once again in the air as legendary rock band Metallica paid an unexpected visit to the tiny village of Liscannor.

Fresh out of Slane, Hetfield and Ulrich land in Liscannor
Wed, 12 Jun, 2019 - 06:50
Andrew Hamilton and Louise Walsh

Just days after US president Donald Trump left west Clare on Friday, the sound of helicopter blades were once again in the air as legendary rock band Metallica paid an unexpected visit to the tiny village of Liscannor.

The Co Clare village, which is just 33km from President Trump’s resort at Doonbeg, is located at the southern end of the Cliffs of Moher.

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