IRON MAIDEN - Malahide Castle June 25.

Tickets from 83.75 to 88.75 according to link below (obviously add on the fees)

https://www.overdrive.ie/iron-maiden-announce-50th-anniversary-world-tour/

I might actually go this time, but if there's any of that Ticketmaster 'dynamic pricing' b0llocks they can get f4cked (hopefully not considering it mentions pricing of €83.75 to €88.75).

I've always wanted to see Maiden Live.

I might Have to see if I can get a ticket.

I've only seen one gig there (The Cure, 2018) but it was a great venue I thought, I'm only 5K from there though so it's pretty easy for me!

Malahide is a small town and driving to there wouldn't be advised, there will likely be restrictions unless they create a temporary large carpark somewhere nearby (there are a couple within the castle grounds but they'd only take 200-300 cars at most I'd imagine). There are a few hotels relatively nearby in Portmarnock, Swords etc. but you could also drive to the city centre and get the Dart out and back.

I saw them last year so probably won't go to this, but I'd recommend anyone with even a passing interest to go. They were fantastic live, with the energy of men 30 years younger, and the stage / live show / set was great. Not sure how that will translate to an outdoor setting but I imagine there'll be some pyrotechnics once it gets dark!

Drive to Malahide estuary, put the seats down and get into a sleeping bag! You'll be in bed 20 minutes after the gig ends. Not aimed at you, but it baffles me why more people don't car camp for gigs. Leave the keys out of the ignition and the drivers seat empty so you cant be questioned about drink driving

cause a teenager died at a Smashing Pumpkins concert here and thus risk is that kids will get crushed at shows with mosh pits.

Thanks all for the advice on Malahide - love the Maiden community, so helpful!

Some friends of mine drove from Limerick to the Blur concert last year, and they really enjoyed the night, but they didn't get back to Limerick until after 3am, and apparently traffic was mental. Work the next day was not a pretty picture for them, so this is a big turn-off for me. Hate mid-week gigs in Dublin, so I'll have to think about this before tickets go on sale next week

I'm not a fan of midweek gigs myself even though I only live "around the corner" for most of them in comparison to folks like you, I've friends who come up to Dublin for gigs regularly and I don't know how they do it tbh!

I have provisionally booked The Grand Malahide for €190 but not keen on a standing gig.

Would like to see them again and Halestorm as support is oh so tempting.

I decided I’m going to go, going to bring junior too, presuming I actual can!

Local hotels acting the bollocks yet again.

Price on left the Wed before gig, Price on right the Wednesday of the gig

Saw Maiden outdoors in Belfast two years ago. Absolutely brilliant show. The crowd were great also, not one gobsh1te acting the maggot.

Not sure if it was local organizers turning blind eye but there were a lot of children let in. This was even evidenced when Bruce donned a "child catcher" outfit and ran around the stage with a big pair of tongs trying to catch the boys.

Lifesize Japanese Eddie for their album at that time brandishing a big sword was hilarious.

I’ve been to gigs in the U.K., U.S., Spain and Germany and in my opinion, Malahide Castle is the best outdoor venue I’ve attended.

Never been there, how far is the walk for old codgers with dodgy knees?