Local girl Imelda May and LGBT icon Panti Bliss joined U2 on stage for a performance of Desire on the last show of the band's four-night stand in Dublin's 3Arena on Saturday night.
Imelda May and Panti Bliss on stage with U2 on Saturday night at Dublin's 3Arena
Even better than the real thing: Panti Bliss on stage with U2 on Saturday night
Liberties girl shows the northsider how it's done
Tonight from the 'e stage' with @pantibliss and @imeldaofficial #U2ieTour pic.twitter.com/x06uU5qhfV
— U2 (@U2) November 28, 2015
U2 also dedicated their song 40 to their late tour manager Dennis Sheehan, who passed away last May in LA.
Ending an emotional run of shows at the 3Arena, Bono introduced 40, the last track on their 1983 album War, to Sheehan who had worked with U2 for more than 30 years.
Sheehan also worked with other rock acts including Led Zeppelin, Iggy Pop, Patti Smith and Lou Reed,
And sure there's Imelda May! #u2 pic.twitter.com/AHI3fAjPvn
— John McMahon (@JohnMcMahonIrl) November 28, 2015
U2 will take their Innocence and Experience tour to Paris on December 6 and 7 to play concerts they were forced to cancel after the terrorist attacks on the French capital on November 13.
