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AFTER a truly hectic few months of covering Irish sport, Jacqui Hurley said Hello to some down time in Munich with husband Shane.
The versatile RTE Sport presenter has had a particularly hectic schedule between the conclusion of the inter-county GAA season and flying out to Paris to cover Irish athletes in the Olympics.
Judging from the spectacular footage Jacqui captured from the 80,000 sold-out concert, Adele more than justified the €180 ticket prices.
The English pop megastar has largely been based in Las Vegas since November 2022 when she started a residency there that sees her perform twice each weekend.
The 36-year-old is due to return to Sin City in October for another round of shows.
While still pricey, tickets for these German shows are a fraction of what you'd have to fork out to attend one of her Vegas gigs where the venue only holds 2,500 people.
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The cheapest tickets for them tend to be around the $800 mark.
At the time of the announcement of her European residency a spokesperson for the 16-time Grammy winner outlined how her show would adapt perfectly to the custom-built arena.
They stated: “It’s going to give fans who couldn’t afford to get over to Las Vegas the chance to see the show closer to home in Europe.
“Adele’s residency has been absolutely seamless and she has enjoyed every second of performing there.
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“Transferring the show over to the new venue in Munich will be easy to do and opens the concerts up to more of her fan base.
“The team working on this have done a superb job and it’s going to be absolutely brilliant.
“Adele can’t wait to get started and bring the show over to Germany.”
A music source added: “Adele has found a new zest for live performances in Vegas.
“Her stage fright has diminished, her voice is really strong.”
Her engagement to American sports agent Rich Paul isn't the only major life change she's made over the last two years.
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FOOTBALL legends Tony Cascarino, Stuart Pearce, Andy Reid and Neil
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Goals Live 2024, in association with TonyBet and hosted by well-known sports commentator Dave McIntyre, promises to be an evening of entertainment, discussion, analysis and lively debate as the
panel delves into the upcoming big match between football rivals the Republic of Ireland and England.
The event, which is for over 18s only, will take place in The Camden, Dublin 2, from 6.15pm – 9pm.
The ticket includes a complimentary drink for attendees and each ticketholder will be entered into a draw for a chance to win a pair of match tickets to the big game in the Aviva on Saturday September 7.
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She gave up booze last year after revealing she was “borderline alcoholic” during her twenties.
But she’s no longer teetotal and shared her solution that lets her enjoy a drink without the side effects.
Speaking to her adoring Munich crowd in between songs, she said: “Hydrate while you dehydrate is what I like to say because I can really drink.
“I’m British. The key to being able to drink all day and all night is to have a glass of alcohol, you have a glass of water, you have a glass of alcohol, you have a glass of water.
“So you’re hydrating while you dehydrate.”
Adele was met with cheers from her audience as she asked: “Are any of you drunk though?”