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LAST weekend was one to remember as about 100,000 pairs of feet walked the grounds of Thomond Park, where Snow Patrol, Paolo Nutini and Liam Gallagher delivered electric performances.
The city was buzzing as Snow Patrol opened the festivities on Friday, July 12. It was a show that the band described as “epic” in a post praising Limerick and its “lovely” people.
Among the thousands of people, Friends star Courteney Cox was spotted singing along to the songs performed by her partner, Johnny McDaid - and even took the time to take snaps with fans.
Outside the stadium, the lyrics of Chasing Cars echoed in the streets as some experienced the gig from their homes.
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