Please tell me he's mixed it up a bit!

everyone is too drunk to remember

he called in sick?

Come on we're waiting with bated breath here.... Well I am anyway as I can't access the forums in work

Could somebody please give times the support and then morrissey came on at!

If Moz is still in a grumpy mood then Killarney better hope that Paul McCartney tagged along to save the night. Yes, I'm still bitter about Moz's performance (aka baby tantrum) at Coachella.

Just back. Great show. Very small crowd. Venue only a quarter full. He played for a hour 45 mins.

Mixed setlist. The big event was Moz was grabbed and an idiot tried to pull him into the crowd by Jesse went nuts and gave the fella some awful looks for the rest of the gig and went it was ending he went over to him again. Well done Jesse!

The band were brilliant.
Moz was in great form.
What a LEGEND!!

Band were awesome.

Moz was feeling chatty and gave the mic to a few member of the audience at one stage.

I never liked HWIN until tonight, what a performance!!!

INEC is a great venue.

Was lookin forward to seasick yet still docked as id never seen it live. He just didnt have the heart in that one tho.

Arrived late and missed TCM so was a bit gutted at that.

Havent been as into Moz over the past few years (have all the tunes of course)but tonight really struck a cord with me. His material over the past few years is top notch.

Oh & 1 last thing 'How can anyone possibly know how I feel' live is great. No one in audience knew It. I felt proud I did.

Rock on....

Just back after the gig.T'was a cracker.Nothing new in the setlist but it was mixed up a bit.
Morrissey was in great form.

A few of us heading from Dublin tomorrow can't wait !

For beautiful Dutch model and actress J and others who have kindly asked for it:

Despite my initial tepid impression of Doll & the Kicks from their myspaz page, I could not help bopping along to several of their catchy choons tonight. Doll & the Kicks were fairly well-received, and the singer thanked the warm Killarney audience and Morrissey. But she made a grand faux-pas by saying how honoured they were to be the support for the beginning of Morrissey's UK tour. Several people shouted that this here was IRELAND, NOT the UK. It would be a theme revisited tonight. She amended it to the “start of the non-US tour”.

The intermission viddies changed slightly. Two out of the three Shocking Blue viddies – Venus and Ink Pot – were dropped and replaced with Sparks' “Lighten Up, Morrissey” (the opening viddy) and something that looked like an old B&W European music variety show of Shirley Bassey singing To Give the Reason I Live.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DjThBjHaRVY
Could not tell because the sound of the crew checking the instruments overwhelmed the viddy sound. The rest are the same from recent US and other previous tours.

Morrissey came out and greeted Killarney, coyly asking if he could “be rash” and say...”Good evening” to Killarney!

He and th'Lads were wearing short-sleeved white shirts with smart, pointy collars. No ties. Mozzer's shirt was much nicer with a subtle pattern weave and sheen. Th'Lads were in some nicely tailored trousers that looked like a cross between rough, dark indigo jeans and slacks. Moz was back in the frayed Levi's that had fraying at the right hip pocket from early on in the US tour. These denims are too large for him; he needs to get a smaller, more form-fitting size. Moz showed off a crucifix with beads on his hairy, pneumatic chest. Moz was wearing either a black or midnight navy-black cardigan with sleek ribbing. He kept it on far too long, but removed it in preparation for the shirt stripping and toss that occurs during Lemme Snog Ya. Morrissey then changed into a florid fuschia shirt with swirly floral-paisley like patterns. I don't recall if this fuschia shirt was tossed. I don't think so. Final shirt during the encore was an interlinking square/circle design of red, white, and black previously seen in Albuquerque. I don't think he tossed this one either.

Moz felt up his own chest and belly for emphasis throughout the set and at one point squeezed a delicious Moz moob.

Setlist

1/ CHARMAN
2/ B BUDD
3/ B CLOUD
4/ HSIN?
5/ IRISH
6/ HOW CAN?
7/ COMA
8/ PARIS
9/ MAMA
10/ CAROL
11/ SOME ARE BIGGER
12/ LEMME K YOU
13/ LOOP
14/ SKULL
15/ DISCO DANCER ---NOT PLAYED—Moz cut from set and alerted th'Lads before launching into
16/ SEASICK
17/ BORES
18/ HIDDEN
19/ SORRY
20/ ASK
21/ OK BY
enc: FIRST

No stage invasions at all tonight, but it seemed fairly raucous, especially at the end. Moz sang lyrics mischievously altered from “Swingin' on a Star” during FOTGTD and shook several hands. During ASK or perhaps an earlier song, some middle-aged lout with a greying buzzcut had forced his way to the front earlier and grabbed hold of Moz for an overzealous handshake and nearly succeeded into pulling the Moz into the moat! Stage security hauled Moz back onstage and moat security attempted to eject the overeager geezer, but eventually they just gave up.

Prefacing BORES, Moz sarcastically quipped that he had been accepted to Britain's Got Talent and that this was the song's subject. Again, the proud Irish crowd took quick offense, interpreting this to mean that Moz was confusing them with the UK. One particularly loud critic from stage left mouthed off, “THIS IS IRELAND, NOT THE UK!” And the Moz roared back with a booming bass, “I KNOW!” Th'Lads began to play BORES, but Moz stopped them and asked the vocal man, “What's your point?” providing the mic so he could explain. Instead of explaining his remark, the man went on about how much of a fan he's been and something e

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finally u play it again... I waited for it at 3 shows... Mozza u lil sonofagun.

How can Morrissey pick Ask, Girlfriend in a coma and This Charming Man? Those are among my least favourite Smiths songs. There are so many other songs that are more than brilliant.

When is he gonna stop playing the Quarry stuff?!
Irish Blood...what a pile of crap...He better change the set list for London!

INEC venue holds about 1200, couldn't have been more than 400 at the most. Galway capacity about 1000. Omagh and Belfast both sold out - 1000 and 2000 at each.

We were told that Morrissey was due on at 9:15pm and having arrived at 9:10pm we missed the first 6 songs.

I like to see a few Smiths songs (missed 2 great ones) but overall I thought the set was lacking some great Morrissey songs. I don't know much of the new album.

I think most of the comments here are a bit too kind but I suppose most of the subscribers are not likely to be too critical?

Me and my girlfriend are having holiday in Ireland. We are from Istanbul. It was a great opportunity for us to see Morrissey. I have been a fan for 6 years and now my girlfriend likes his music very much too. Yesterday it was a great show, Morrissey was very good form.
There is one thing that's disturbing me though. When we went to our hotel after the show my GF was acted very "turned on". Much more than usual. And when we were making love she screamed "Oh Morrissey". I dont know, I feel jealous and pissed. I dont want to talk to her about this. I think this is over.

And will they be the same for the rest of the uk tour?

what time did Moz come on? Galway ticket says: doors open 7.30, show starts 8.30, so presume Moz will not be on before 9.30 at earliest?
Thanks,
ACTON

What is this song about exactly? Thank you.

Right at the end, the good man Ken managed to get the Cilla Black single he'd brought to Moz. Moz picked it up, and looked at it intently, the concentration went for a second or two, and he started to sing "Would You Like To Swing On A Star". Great moment, very funny, and Ken was so happy he was jumping up and down punching the air. Nice one.

Terrific show, by the way.

One guy said the venue was a only a quarter full? Cant be right.
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UK dates are looming so it means the army of obsessive fat lemmings are on the move...they go where Morrissey goes. These lemmings will be found lurking around the venues in the early hours to secure a place in the front row.

I will throw them a carrot if I happen to walk past. Hilarious!

great gig met him after the show shook his hand but he refused to talk,and i said to him you know you can talk.maybe he was under doctor's orders to rest
his voice,what a legend.
regards kieran from cork Ireland.
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