Girls Aloud ready Irish dates
The ten-legged hit machine that’s Girls Aloud is Ireland-bound next year.
The Hot Press Newsdesk, 27 Nov 2006
They'll be here for shows in the Dublin Point (June 1) and Belfast Odyssey (2).
Tickets priced €39.20 and €44.20 are on now.
Derrided by some and hailed as hailed as pop goddesses by others, the group are currently riding high in the charts with their The Sound Of – The Greatest Hits package.
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