- 5am Time fans starting queueing – six hours before gates opened
- 2019 Last gig at the Co Meath venue when heavy metal band Metallica played
HARRY Styles has been praised by fans after he stopped his Slane Castle gig when he spotted someone falling in the crowds.
The Watermelon Sugar hitmaker gave a thrilling performance on Saturday in front of 80,000 fans as he brought his Love On Tour world tour to the Co Meath venue.
But after spotting a gig-goer in distress, the former One Direction star, 29, took quick action.
In a short video clip which was shared on Dublin Live, Harry pointed into the crowd as he tried to highlight the person who appeared to have fallen down.
He then said: “Give her a bit of space and water. Is everybody else good?
This story is from the June 12, 2023 edition of Irish Daily Mirror.
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