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Adele just sorted out an Irish fan with a ticket to her Dublin show

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Mar 1st 2016, 6:21 PM 9,654 Views 5 Comments

ADELE’S COMPLETELY sold-out world tour kicked off in Belfast last night, and from what we’ve heard, she put on one hell of a show.

She’s hitting Dublin for two dates this Friday and Saturday – and just gave one Irish fan the loveliest surprise.

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Patrick James (who you may recognise as the winner of last year’s Voice of Ireland) has been a fan of Adele since the beginning of her career, but sadly missed out on tickets to her Dublin shows this weekend.

He tweeted as such earlier today…

…And received a response from the woman herself.

I’ll sort you out my love. Can’t have you missing this one x

James says he thinks he’s in ‘cardiac arrest’ after being noticed by his idol:

You don’t understand what this means to me! THANK YOU!

Luckiest man in the world. Congrats Patrick!

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