Bruce Springsteen fans unhappy as tickets for Irish gigs go on sale

Bruce Springsteen fans were unhappy after tickets for the star’s Irish tour dates went on sale this morning, with some experiencing technical problems and others taking issue with the prices being charged.

READ MORE: 'We save €10,000 a year being child-free and enjoy four holidays a year, nights out and lie-ins' "What is happening with your website?" one person asked Ticketmaster. "Been at the front of the queue for Bruce Springsteen tickets for 50 minutes now – has your website crashed?" His Irish tour kicks off in Belfast on May 9 with standing tickets selling for €145 before he plays Nowlan Park in Kilkenny three days later, where standing tickets will cost €143.80 and seats are selling for €168.80.

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