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U2 Open Kitchen

On a cold Valentine's night, U2 open a new nightclub, The Kitchen, in their Clarence Hotel.

Tour Launched In Discount Store

U2 launch their PopMart tour in a New York discount store.

U2 Play Sarajevo

When Bono and his wife Ali spent New Year's Eve 1995 in Sarajevo, Bono promised to bring the band on his next visit. In this clip, "Nationwide" reports on U2's visit to Sarajevo and asks the fans what it means to them.

Belfast Concert For Yes Vote

Days before the referendum on the Belfast Agreement, U2 and Ash play a concert in Belfast. In front of 2,000 young people from schools across Northern Ireland, the bands call for a yes vote. Bono introduces David Trimble and John Hume on stage as "two men who have taken a leap of faith out of the past and into the future."

Freedom Of Dublin For U2

U2 are given the freedom of Dubin city. Burmese pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi is similarly honoured. Larry Mullen gets a laugh when he fluffs his lines and suggests that U2 have done more for Dublin.

Beautiful Day On Roof Of Clarence

U2 record a filmed insert for the BBC's "Top of the Pops" on the roof of Dublin's Clarence Hotel.

U2 Play Small London Venue

As a warm-up to their Elevation Tour, U2 play to 1,500 lucky fans at the Astoria in London.

U2 Play Slane

U2 play Slane Castle twenty years after playing support there to Thin Lizzy and only days after the death of Bono's father. RTÉ News reports from Slane.

When Larry Met Larry

Larry Mullen talks to RTÉ DJ Larry Gogan about the track he likes playing best live, how he began as a drummer, the dynamics of the band after 30 years and keeping his youthful looks.

Honour For Aung San Suu Kyi

At the last of three Dublin gigs, Bono announces that imprisoned Burmese opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi is to be the new Amnesty International Ambassador of Conscience.