Shane Dowling in action for Limerick against Galway in their Allianz Hurling League Division 1A fixture at the TÚS Gaelic Grounds last March
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THE LEGENDARY Paul Weller has announced he will be performing in Limerick in 2024 - and the tickets will be on sale this Friday.
The singer-songwriter will play an intimate show in the glorious surroundings of King John's Castle, on Wednesday, July 3.
Announcing the news, Mick Dolan said: “An incredible artist as our first announcement for the live at the castle shows in 2024. Paul Weller is a true icon with a career spanning a decade. Certainly one not to be missed."
Weller's influence on British music began as frontman of The Jam and later continued with The Style Council, before embarking on a successful solo career. His 2022 compilation, Will of the People, followed his 17th solo album An Orchestrated Songbook, which was recorded with award-winning arranger Jules Buckley and the BBC Orchestra.
Tickets are on sale this Friday, November 10 from 9am via Dolans.ie
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