Country music star enjoys night out in Limerick ahead of Thomond Park gig
The ‘Man! I Feel Like A Woman’ singer shared a picture of herself outside Flannery’s Bar on Shannon Street
COUNTRY music icon Shania Twain enjoyed a quiet night out ahead of what is sure to be a very, very loud one at her highly-anticipated Thomond Park concert tonight!
The ‘Man! I Feel Like A Woman’ singer shared a picture of herself outside Flannery’s Bar on Shannon Street on her Instagram story on Sunday night, July 5.
She captioned the post “Great night at @flannerys_of_shannon_st!!”
She was not alone in the pic, posing with her beloved Pomeranian, Sapphire.
Sapphire is no stranger to the spotlight, having her own social media pages, @sapphie_the_pompomdog.
It’s likely that the singer was there to watch the FIFA World Cup, with band member Polly Bolton sharing a photo of Shania and the gang inside the bar, captioned with football emojis.
The country star’s gig tonight will mark the fifth concert to take to the Thomond Park stage this summer, with the series finishing up with Pitbull this Wednesday, July 8.
The string of concerts kicked off with Lewis Capaldi, supported by CMAT and Limerick band Theatre.
Florence + The Machine, Michael Bublé and Kings of Leon also took to the stage over the last fortnight.
Though the concert series is coming to an end, the excitement is far from over, with two dates already announced for Kingfishr next summer!
Their gig on Saturday, July 10, 2027 is already sold out, but tickets are still available for their added date on Friday, July 9, 2027.
There’s still plenty of music events on the calendar for the remainder of the summer, with attention turning to gigs across the city, in particular the popular Live at the Dockland series.
Irish music is at the forefront of the concert scene, with Block Rockin Beats, Cian Ducrot, and three nights of Amble set to wow fans in the big tent on the banks of the Shannon this August.
And, not to be forgotten about, The Coronas will be performing their rescheduled date this Saturday, July 11 at King John’s Castle.