posted by davidt on Monday May 12 2008, @11:00AM
Punky writes:
According to today's Irish Times website there is a strong suggestion that Morrissey will play an additional Irish date in Luggala in County Wicklow on June 28th. For details see:

Morrissey, Co Wicklow, June 28
Filed under: Uncategorized — Jim Carroll @ 12:54 am

On The Record understands that Morrissey will play a show at Luggala, Co Wicklow on June 28.

Yes, I am still away, but I just could not resist this nugget involving a new site for summer shows and my old buddy, and fellow fan of bespoke tailoring, the Moz.
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  • yeah hope its true,i will be there .and also in cork.ps these charming men are playing the bound for boston in derry city this saturday night,any one from n ireland should get a run down ,they are excellent,and its also free entry viva mozz.
    Anonymous -- Monday May 12 2008, @01:19PM (#302632)
  • had a quick look around and it seems that Lugalla is a private estate in what look likes gorgeous mountains . Other than the private lodge there does not seem to be a venue as such so i presume it will be an outdoor event like the ones in Italy in 2006. Sounds interesting ..Already costed out Cork so I may be having another fiddle around on the calculator (if you are reading this bazza it will have to be guinness not stella !!)
    northernleech -- Tuesday May 13 2008, @01:23AM (#302675)
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    my sentimental heart hardens
  • ....that venue is only 25 minutes away! I'm in Wicklow Town.

    Its a very scenic area and I'm not sure I have ever heard of a gig there before. Its tucked away and hard to get to also. It would also require planning permission I'd imagine.

    I will believe it when I hear an offical announcement.
    psillery -- Wednesday May 14 2008, @04:41AM (#302750)
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  • "Luggala was known as "the most decorative honeypot in Ireland". The jewel in the crown of all the places to stay in Ireland, it was famous for the "raffish weekends" thrown there by the present owner's mother, Oonagh Guinness, one of the "Golden Guinness girls", and it features colourfully in Lord Bath's memoirs. It has also been used as a setting for many films, most recently King Arthur.

    In 1790 Peter Latouche, the Dublin banker, acquired the lands of Upper and Lower Rathdown. It is on these lands that much of modern Greystones is situated. He set about improving the houses and grounds at Luggala, sparing no expense to make it the ultimate in glamorous grandeur. Luggala was his hunting lodge and holiday home set deep in the Wicklow mountains. Peter allowed Luggala to be used by "respectable strangers, wherein the spirit of Irish hospitality, beds, and attendants are provided". This tradition of hospitality at Luggala extends to this day under the present owner.

    The house is at the heart of a huge estate - the drive wanders down the mountainside through woods above the lake for nearly two miles. Lawns sweep up to the front of the deceptively small looking house.

    The main bedroom is on the ground floor, as is a sitting room with a huge plasma tv, a drawing room, dining room and kitchen. The library is in the courtyard as is the indoor pool. Up one flight of stairs there is a bedroom with a four poster bed and its own bathroom. from the landing a staircase leads to a twin room, also with a bathroom. To the left is a double bedroom with two doors - one onto a corridor that leads to the second staircase and a twin bedded shamrock room and a single bedded shamrock room and two bathrooms to serve the three bedrooms. At the end of this corridor is the minstrels gallery. From the minstrels' gallery one can go down to another bedroom with a bathroom, overlooking the courtyard.

    Though Luggala has 7 bedrooms, it is comfortable with 10 to 12 guests. Rent, including staff, is in the region of €30,000 a week..."

    goinghome -- Wednesday May 14 2008, @02:57PM (#302767)
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  • Pakistanis are cheats. Indians don't like them and that's enough for me!
    Anonymous -- Tuesday May 13 2008, @06:18AM (#302687)
  • What point are you trying to make?
    Anonymous -- Tuesday May 13 2008, @08:00AM (#302689)
  • Who gives a shit. Morrissey is doing two shows in Ireland, yes, yes, yes. Morrissey, you beautiful creature.
    Anonymous -- Tuesday May 13 2008, @08:40AM (#302693)
  • Well he's changed his mind now.
    Under new management.
    He now supports "Rock against Racism".
    And the point being?
    lol
    Anonymous -- Tuesday May 13 2008, @09:04AM (#302696)
  • If it is true, where is the problem? Why do you see racism everywhere?
    Japanese people think white people smell bad... I don't think they are racist.(And I am white.)
    Anonymous -- Tuesday May 13 2008, @10:17AM (#302701)
  • So that gives him an excuse to support Jews as oppose to Muslims?

    Long live Israel cos Morrissey thinks Palestinians stink, or their Pakistani allies.

    Nick I can argue better.
    He supported israel only a week or so ago, not in 1980.
    Anonymous -- Tuesday May 13 2008, @01:15PM (#302720)
  • What the FUCK has this got to do with the news story, you jerk? Oh sorry, ANONYMOUS jerk.

    Peter
    uncleskinny -- Tuesday May 13 2008, @02:24PM (#302727)
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    And so I drank one, it became four, and when I fell on the floor, I drank more
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