Friday 20 May, 2022
The American showjumper is the daughter of Bruce Springsteen and Patti Scialfa.
The pair met for the first time during Obama’s 2008 presidential campaign and have since become friends.
The singer was arrested on November 14.
It was announced late last night that Berry had died, aged 90.
The band were booked to play the gig after playing the 2009 and 2013 galas.
It was the first time The Late Late Show travelled for an interview since Gay Byrne went to London to talk to Jane Fonda in 1989.
Grab a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
The singer reveals that the recording of Wrecking Ball in 2012 was one of his lowest points.
Did you catch him at Croker? Bask in the afterglow here…
He’s wetting the whistle before his final Croker gig tomorrow.
He’s wetting the whistle before his final Croker gig tomorrow.
Some complained about the sound at Croke Park.
An ultra-democratic system of lists and roll calls means true fans always get the places they deserve.
Kenny is said to be a big fan of The Boss.
Some fans reported leaving the concert early due to the sound issues.
He’ll be on at 7. Yes, really.
“Some things are more important than a rock show and this fight against prejudice and bigotry is one of them.”
9am people, be ready.
On his many journeys to Ireland Bruce Springsteen has made a habit of frequenting the Long Hall pub on Dublin’s George’s Street.
The Boss plays two shows in Croke Park this May.
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Get planning for May.
Fixture plans have been thrown into chaos by the gig.
Get planning for May.
The gig will be on 27 May.
The games, scheduled for when the Boss is due to play HQ, have been moved forward a week.
Reports today said his gigs will be announced later this week but Rolling Stone’s Associate Editor said someone in the know told them it isn’t true.
Can’t we all be Courtney Cox?
And it was pretty special.
Also featuring an in-depth interview with snooker legend Jimmy White.
The US team were in complete control throughout the event.
Plus, Howard Webb retires, reaction from the Irish women’s rugby team’s historic victory and more.
