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The Corrs announce 2004 Irish tour
Thursday 5 February 2004The concerts will coincide with the June release of their fourth studio album, preceded by a single in April.
Their previous album, 'In Blue', sold 7m copies worldwide, reaching Number One in 18 countries.
"We just can't wait to be back onstage performing live and especially at home in Ireland," said Sharon Corr.
"We're really looking forward to playing Belfast, Killarney and Dublin as it's been a long time since we have performed at home. It's going to be an amazing tour."
The Corrs play Belfast's Odyssey Arena on 23 June; Killarney's Fitzgerald Stadium on 26 June as part of the Killarney SummerFest and Dublin's Point Theatre on 28 June.
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