AGP Executive Report
Last update: 21 minutes agoU2 in Dublin: The band marked 50 years with two surprise hometown moments—first a schoolyard set at Mount Temple, then a balcony performance on Grafton Street that drew huge crowds. Music & tickets: Oasis Live ’27 ticket sales are underway with a fresh scam warning as fans are sent unique, non-transferable codes. Sport (rugby): Connacht’s URC season opener at Galway ended in a 29-15 loss to the Stormers, with Mack Hansen returning but the visitors’ power telling late. Sport (football): Republic of Ireland midfielder Jason Knight became the first Irish player to publicly say he thinks the Israel Nations League game “shouldn’t be going ahead,” while the match goes ahead in Debrecen with no Irish ticket allocation. Local business & planning: Monaghan developers filed further details for the Drum biogas plant, while the county also announced a free circular economy conference in October. Road safety: TikTok removed a dangerous driving clip after it racked up 150,000 views, as Ireland-focused enforcement details were shared. Arts & culture: A 2€ U2 commemorative coin launched today, and The Lost Children of Tuam continues to be reviewed as a restrained, hard-hitting film on Ireland’s past.
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