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Morrissey doesn’t disappoint at INEC gig

It was his only Irish date and he didn't disappoint fans when Morrissey took to the INEC stage on Saturday night.

UK singer Morrissey performing on stage to a full house at the INEC in The Gleneagle Hotel Killarney on Saturday night. This was Morrissey's only Irish gig in 2022. Photo: Don MacMonagle

UK singer Morrissey performing on stage to a full house at the INEC in The Gleneagle Hotel Killarney on Saturday night. This was Morrissey's only Irish gig in 2022. Photo: Don MacMonagle

UK singer Morrissey performing on stage to a full house at the INEC in The Gleneagle Hotel Killarney on Saturday night. This was Morrissey's only Irish gig in 2022. Photo: Don MacMonagle

UK singer Morrissey performing on stage to a full house at the INEC in The Gleneagle Hotel Killarney on Saturday night. This was Morrissey's only Irish gig in 2022. Photo: Don MacMonagle

UK singer Morrissey performing on stage to a full house at the INEC in The Gleneagle Hotel Killarney on Saturday night. This was Morrissey's only Irish gig in 2022. Photo: Don MacMonagle

UK singer Morrissey performing on stage to a full house at the INEC in The Gleneagle Hotel Killarney on Saturday night. This was Morrissey's only Irish gig in 2022. Photo: Don MacMonagle

UK singer Morrissey performing on stage to a full house at the INEC in The Gleneagle Hotel Killarney on Saturday night. This was Morrissey's only Irish gig in 2022. Photo: Don MacMonagle

UK singer Morrissey performing on stage to a full house at the INEC in The Gleneagle Hotel Killarney on Saturday night. This was Morrissey's only Irish gig in 2022. Photo: Don MacMonagle
The UK singer-songwriter - who had 16 albums in the UK Top 10, plus nine Top 10 albums with his former group The Smiths, of which Morrissey was a founder member - performed to a full house.
In 1991, Morrissey broke The Beatles record for selling out the Hollywood Bowl, and in 2006 was voted the second Greatest Living British Icon by viewers of BBC Television, with Sir David Attenborough first and Sir Paul McCartney third.
In 2007, Morrissey was voted The Greatest Northern Male in a nationwide newspaper poll. In 2012, he was awarded the Keys to the City of Tel Aviv. In 2013, Penguin Classics published Morrissey Autobiography which became the second fastest selling autobiography in British history. The book spent six weeks at number one, five weeks at number two, four weeks at number three, and is a continuing British Best Seller.
Morrissey, a successful solo artist for 35 years, has had his songs covered by David Bowie, Nancy Sinatra, the Killers, Marianne Faithfull, Chrissie Hynde, My Chemical Romance, Thelma Houston, Christy Moore, amongst many others.
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