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If you're a Sam Smith fan, we have news that is going to make your Friday.

The Grammy Award-winner has announced his 2018 UK and European Arena Tour, which will be his biggest headline shows to date, and it will include a major gig in the Irish capital.

That's right ladies, Sam will headline Dublin’s 3Arena on March 30.

If you want in on the action, tickets will go sale on Friday, October 27 at 9am, and they'll only set you back €46.15!

But listen up! Fans who pre-order the album on Sam’s official store before 12pm on October 24 will receive a code that grants them access to the ticket pre-sale. You can pre-order the album HERE.

Ladies, it's go-time.

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Protests are due to take place in Dublin today as former Victory Outreach building is unveiled as the new European hub for Scientology.

According to a number of reports, the building in Firhouse was purchased by the organisation for €6 million, and is set to be used as a headquarters for members to meet and study the religion's teachings.

Currently, the organisation boasts two small hubs in the Irish capital, but its latest purchase allows for a much larger crowd capacity.

With the public anticipating the arrival of Scientology leader, David Miscavige, ex-members are reportedly planning to gather at the organisation's new location to protest.

It is understood that current Scientology members have been making an effort to ingratiate themselves into the community while former members are distributing literature in the same area which highlights their grievances with the teachings of the 'church'.

While the recent census suggests that Scientologists in Ireland number less than 100, reports claim that the organisation intends to welcome hundreds of new recruits in the coming weeks.

The protest is set to begin at 2.30 this afternoon.

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Ladies, if you’re a Bryan Adams fan, your Friday is about to get a whole lot more exciting.

The multi-million selling recording artist is back and will embark on a UK & Ireland arena tour next summer.

Dublin fans will be getting their fix when he takes to the stage at the 3Arena on May 21.

The tour comes in support of his new album Ultimate, which is out Friday November 3 and features two brand new tracks plus all the hits.

So if you want a chance to see the Canadian star in person, you'll need to bring your A-game next Friday morning.

Tickets go on sale at 9am and they'll set you back €60.50.

Ladies, we'll see you there.

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Ireland was in the throws of Ed fever three months ago, when tickets for the singer's Irish stadium tour went on sale.

The red-haired musician is playing a grand total of seven shows around Ireland, three of which are in Phoenix Park, Dublin. 

 

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According to The Irish Independent, members of Fingal County Council have requested an urgent meeting with Dublin City Council.

The residents concerns over the gigs will be raised, and the meeting will focus on potentially moving them to another location in the park, rather than at the Ashtown Gate entrance of the park where they are due to be held. 

Local residents were reportedly not consulted about the concerts. 

 

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'If they have it in a more central location, for example the monument or the 15 acres, near the Papal Cross, It will be at least controllable," councillor Howard Mahoney said at a meeting of Fingal County Council.

'It's a bit like Garth Brooks. We're not objecting to the thing taking place, we just feel there is a more suitable location for it.'

'It's a huge inconvenience for residents.' 

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Gardaí are appealing for information on the whereabouts of man who vanished from Dublin last Tuesday.

24 -year-old, Jose Clemente Vazquez, was last seen at a bar in the Harcourt Street area of the city on October 5.

He is described as being 6’ 2”, slim build with short black hair and brown eyes, and he was lest seen wearing a black jacket, a red and black top and jeans.

His family are said to be “very concerned for his welfare”, and have urged anyone with information to come forward.

Anyone who may has seen Jose on the night of October 5 can contact Pearse Garda Station on 01 666 9000, The Garda Confidential Telephone Line 1800 666 111 or any Garda Station.

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Cancer survivors will create an arc of light around Dublin bay this evening as hundreds gather for The ARC Torch of Hope Relay, to raise funds for cancer support services.

The walk give cancer survivors, and their family and friends, the chance to unite and honour their lost loved one, or anyone who has been affected by the disease.

From 5pm, teams of people will set off on a walk from either side of the city – meeting at the entrance of Blackrock Park on the Southside, and The Wooden Bridge, Dollymount on the Northside.

Participants from both sides will come together on the Sean O'Casey bridge at approximately 6.30pm.

Aslan frontman Christy Dignam and Leinster rugby star Luke McGrath are among those urging members of the public to support this community event.

Mairead Mangan, head of fundraising for ARC Cancer Support Centres, said "It sees cancer survivors, and their loved ones, friends and family, coming together and walking Dublin Bay."

"Everybody walks with a torch, we have two torch-bearers who are cancer survivors, bearing the torches over to the two sides, from the Southside at Blackrock Park and Woodenbridge, simultaneously in Donnybrook."

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Up until now, we have been forced to designate our Victoria's Secret underwear shopping to our inconsistent trips to Terminal 1 in Dublin Airport. 

Long has the question been asked: 'Why is the only Irish Victoria's Secret at the airport?'

Seriously, we have been tempted to book ourselves a cheapo boarding pass just to get in and shop the goods.

However, the long-standing BT2 store on Grafton Street has been under renovation for close to a year now, as preparations are made to open a brand spanking new VS store. 

Calls went out for new employees a number of months ago, and those jobs have been allocated.

The store will be opening it's lace-decorated doors in December, according to VIP.

The flagship store is rumoured to carry the entire underwear selection along with the brand's PINK line.

Just in time for us to buy ourselves a Christmas present, we say. 

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Over the course of the next year, money-messaging app, Plynk, will be creating 40 new jobs in the Irish capital as part of its European expansion.

According to numerous reports this afternoon, the company, which allows Facebook users to transfer money between accounts, will be seeking to increase their workforce, with plans to hire software engineers, UX designers, mobile app developers and customer service representatives.

Plynk, which is available on iOS and Android, was the brainchild of Charles Dowd and Clive Foley, and allows users to transfer money online for free following the creation of an account from which users receive a dedicated IBAN and virtual Mastercard.

Commenting on the announcement, CEO and co-founder Charles Dowd highlighted the benefits of joining the company.

"The new roles offer an exciting opportunity to be part of a leading fintech organisation, continuing with the development of our core product and building more features that are unique to the social payments industry," he said.

"We plan to expand further into Europe with eyes on Spain and Portugal next, and have every intention of becoming the de-facto pan-European money-messaging app," he added.

The new roles will be based in the company's Camden Street offices.

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Good news ladies – due to phenomenal demand, Shania Twain has added a second date at Dublin's 3Arena.

Many fans were left disappointed on Friday morning after failing to secure tickets for Shania Twain's Dublin show, which sold out in minutes.

However, MCD have announced this morning that the reigning Queen of Country Pop will now preform on Thursday September 27, 2018.

The news comes following the release of her latest album, NOW, which Shania wrote and co-produced.

Speaking about this new chapter in her career, Shania said: "its time to get back out there and give the music a chance to live a life!"

Tickets for the September 27 show cost from €63.50 and go on sale this Thursday October 05 at 9am. 

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Dua Lipa has been having a major moment, and has topped the Irish charts for weeks with her hit New Rules. 

The singer announced one Dublin date in her UK 2018 tour, set for April next year. 

Tickets for the covetable gig went on sale this morning, and according to dismayed Twitter users, sold out in seconds. 

The singer even added a second date due to the massive demand, on April 9, which is already sold out too. 

Tickets for the Olympia Theatre concert were going for a mere €29.40.

However, they are now being sold on Ticketmaster's re-sale website, Seatwave, for a whopping price. 

There are eight tickets available for the Olympia Theatre gig being sold on the site for €570.00 each. 

Want you and your closest seven mates to enjoy the gig? Prepare to part ways with €5,377.04. 

Fans are outraged by the massive cost of the re-sale tickets, and are now calling on the musician to notice of the issue.

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For those of you lucky enough to have had a bit of  lie-in this morning, you may have missed one of the most spectacular sunrises of the year. 

The East coast was treated to a delightful display in the early hours, as the crisp morning treated commuters to a stunning skyline. 

Instagram is currently flooded with pictures of the streaky pink and purple sky under the Dublin hashtag, so we pulled together some of our faves after having an amazing view of the sunrise on our journey to the office this morning.

 

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Check out our Insta stories for more snaps of the stunning sunrise setting.

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A number of posters have been placed around Dublin as part of the City Council's new anti-sexism initiative.

The move comes after a report commissioned by Dublin City Council recommenced a number of measures be undertaken to ensure that women “enjoy a safe, secure freedom of movement through the city.”

One suggestion was the development of “public awareness campaigns expressing zero tolerance of sexual harassment and other forms of sexual violence against women and girls in public space”.

Bearing the message, “a sexist remark is not a compliment,” it is hoped the new posters will raise awareness of the sexual harassment that women face on a daily basis.

After joining the UN Women Safe Cities Global Programme in 2013, Dublin is one of 20 cities aiming to reduce harassment of women and girls.

According to thejournal.ie, a spokesperson said: “The decision to join the global initiative was taken not because Dublin is an unsafe city but because the city wants to share and learn from knowledge in other cities.”

A safety audit revealed that inadequate street lighting and a lack garda presence at night made women feel uncomfortable when walking through the city.

Catcalling and groping on crowded public transport were also noted as major areas of concern.

Going forward, Dublin City Council plan to introduce educational programmes for the public and service providers, in particular the gardaí, which “clearly defines what constitutes sexual harassment and other forms of sexual violence in public space.”

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