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Oooh - I could see him doing this. So he'd have to do four nights then. That would be 500,000 people

 

TBH I'm surprised One Direction haven't had a go at it.

 

The record has stood for twelve years this weekend - that's not bad is it? B-)

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Oooh - I could see him doing this. So he'd have to do four nights then. That would be 500,000 people

 

TBH I'm surprised One Direction haven't had a go at it.

 

The record has stood for twelve years this weekend - that's not bad is it? B-)

 

 

That was one special weekend :wub: ,& best DVD ever

That was one special weekend :wub: ,& best DVD ever

 

But twelve years ago! Mad really :heart:

Official Charts ‏@officialcharts · 8h8 hours ago

#tbt At #1 today in 2000, @robbiewilliams got down to to his tiger pants and THEN some! http://bit.ly/1OR1ioC

 

Can't believe this was 15 years ago either :wub:

Robbie WilliamsVerified account ‏@robbiewilliams · 11h11 hours ago

Incredibly heartwarming news: @rwfanfest has raised over £9,000 for @TheDLCHospice by hosting their own auction. YOU GUYS ROCK! Thank you x

 

:)

Robbie WilliamsVerified account ‏@robbiewilliams · 11h11 hours ago

Incredibly heartwarming news: @rwfanfest has raised over £9,000 for @TheDLCHospice by hosting their own auction. YOU GUYS ROCK! Thank you x

 

:)

 

Really good ..

 

Over 2,000 party night away at lavish AP retirement bash

 

 

Former Take That member and solo entertainer Robbie Williams in concert, a specially constructed multi-storey marquee, and a constant stream of helicopters chauffeuring guests as 2,000 danced the night away.

 

 

 

http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/over-...h-31437356.html

 

 

 

 

 

Just out the road from where I live :unsure:

Over 2,000 party night away at lavish AP retirement bash

Former Take That member and solo entertainer Robbie Williams in concert, a specially constructed multi-storey marquee, and a constant stream of helicopters chauffeuring guests as 2,000 danced the night away.

http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/over-...h-31437356.html

Just out the road from where I live :unsure:

 

Did you not get an invite Tess? :unsure:

Did you not get an invite Tess? :unsure:

 

 

Nope... I was raging :arrr:

 

AP McCoy & JP were at a do I was at last year in one of the locals hotels, JP sponsors a lot of community projects in the city , he has mega tons of money , you wouldn't count it in your lifetime if it was all in coins :o

 

 

If it's true that Robbie stayed at his stud farm it's out in the middle of nowhere ... we can do posh over here as well you know <_< , however we do it our own way :P

Nope... I was raging :arrr:

 

AP McCoy & JP were at a do I was at last year in one of the locals hotels, JP sponsors a lot of community projects in the city , he has mega tons of money , you wouldn't count it in your lifetime if it was all in coins :o

If it's true that Robbie stayed at his stud farm it's out in the middle of nowhere ... we can do posh over here as well you know <_< , however we do it our own way :P

 

 

It does sound like it was posher than posh there :)

JP McManus hosts ‘party of decade’ in Adare for AP

 

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Robbie Williams was the surprise musical guest at the party in Adare Manor

 

IT WAS the party of the decade, as more than 2,000 special guests and celebrities gathered to mark the career of legendary jockey AP McCoy in a vast two-tiered marquee on the grounds of Adare Manor in Limerick on Saturday night.

 

Guests from the worlds of sport, politics and business were welcomed by the party’s hosts - millionaire businessman and philanthropist JP McManus and his wife Noreen. The bash was to celebrate McCoy’s career, regarded as the greatest ever jump jockey, who worked for JP from 2004 until his retirement this year.

 

Most arrived in a fleet of buses laid on by the hosts, which departed from fully booked hotels around Limerick; others were chauffeured by limousine and some arrived by helicopter.

 

As the red carpet was rolled out for the iconic jump jockey, guests were treated to Dom Perignon champagne in what is believed to have been the biggest marquee ever erected in Europe.

 

Many hundreds of staff were employed at the party to ensure that every small detail was looked after.

 

Invited guests included Taoiseach Enda Kenny, Princess Anne, Cabinet ministers Michael Noonan, Leo Varadkar and Simon Coveney, plus a host of local politicians. Former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern was there with his daughter, the best-selling writer Cecilia Ahern.

 

Amongst the local celebrities were fashion guru Celia Holman Lee and actor Pat Shortt. From the sporting world, soccer legends Liam Brady and Alan Hansen joined many of McCoy’s former racing colleagues, with a huge turnout from the jockeys who once rode against him, including young Limerick rider Robbie McNamara, who was greeted by many well-wishers after his recent serious fall.

 

Irish rugby icon Brian O’Driscoll was there with his wife, the actress and novelist Amy Huberman, but the former Leinster star was outnumbered by the Munster legends in attendance, including current Ireland captain Paul O’Connell, and the now retired Jerry Flannery, Peter Stringer and David Wallace.

 

Top dogs from the business world included the mega-wealthy Denis O’Brien and Dermot Desmond.

 

As a tribute to the man of the night, clips were shown of some of his most brilliant performances, before host Clare Balding introduced the surprise musical guest. There were gasps as megastar Robbie Williams dramatically appeared on stage, blasting out one of his signature tunes, Let Me Entertain You.

 

He was as good as his word and people from as far away as Croom could hear him sing hit after hit. As he began to croon his encore, Frank Sinatra’s My Way, AP McCoy clambered on stage and joined him in a duet, which many guests held as the highlight of a remarkable night.

 

Saturday night was JP’s first big bash at Adare Manor since he purchased it for €30m in February.

 

It was also an evening of celebrations for local hoteliers as the likes of the Dunraven Arms and The Strand Hotel were also booked to accommodate some of the famous faces.

 

The late night jamboree was a tribute to AP McCoy, who retired at the age of 40 this April, leaving a legacy of 20 consecutive champion jump jockey titles and riding more than 4,000 winners in the UK and Ireland

 

http://www.limerickleader.ie/what-s-on/art...or-ap-1-6894832

From Daily Mail :)

 

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