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20-09-00 news
Celebs turn out for Dylan in Dublin...

Never let it be said that the Irish don't know how to enjoy themselves. At last Wednesday's private Bob Dylan concert in Vicar Street in Dublin for 1,000 VIP's it didn't seem to bother anyone that at Bob's after show party everyone who was anyone was there. Well, except Bob Dylan that is. The cream of Ireland's rock and roll industry went and drank. The fact that Bob was tucked up in his suite at the Merrion hotel half an hour after the show had ended didn't bother the array of stars who drank into the early hours.

The party was held next door to Vicar Street in a building site which Harry Crosbie claimed was the new cool. And it has to be said Bono and Ali looked fine without their normal luxury surroundings. The Edge, Gavin Friday were too busy talking to Elvis Costello to notice Adam Clayton (on his own) floating around.

Christy Moore made the show but failed to make the party. Where as REM where still partying until the early hours in Lillies with music legend Dave Fanning. Gerry Ryan chatted to the Manager of the Gaiety Theatre John Costigan. Film Producer Noel Pearson was no where to be seen at the party but Ireland's answer to David Beckham and Leoardo DiCaprio, Robbie Wooton and actor Liam Cunninham did the rounds alongside concert promoters Dennis Desmond, Jim Aiken and Peter Aiken.

Riverdance's John McColgan chatted beside Alison Doody and Paul Brady. While Desmond Guinness and his wife Pamela no doubt wondered where Ronnie Wood had gone. Rolling Stone Ron had appeared but then disappeared home early. Rumours were that the star had to go home early to his wife Jo or their would be trouble.

Missing the show but turning up for the party after the Ernst and Young Entrepreneur of the Year awards were Dennis O'Brian and Eddie Jordan where Eddie had just won.