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Bruce Springsteen fans are being urged to have tickets ready ahead of tomorrow's (May 19) Croke Park gig.
Concert-goers are being asked to add tickets to mobile wallets or access them on the Ticketmaster app for convenience and quicker entry to the stadium.
In a post published on X (formerly Twitter), a Ticketmaster spokesperson stated, "If you're heading to see the legendary Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band at Croke Park this Sunday, make sure to add your tickets to your mobile wallet in advance for easier access to the stadium."
To ensure tickets are ready to go, download the app to add your tickets to your phone wallet by going to 'My Events', and choose 'Transfer' to transfer every ticket that isn't yours.
Your friends will get an email to accept their ticket and, once in your wallet, just tap your phone to enter the venue, similar to contactless payment.
Fans should note that screenshots won't be accepted.
Springsteen and his E-Street Band are finishing their Irish dates at Croke Park after electric performances in Kilkenny, Cork and Belfast.
The gig at Croke Park is due to start at 7pm.
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