Revolut reported a "supersonic" surge in consumer spending over the weekend (August 16-17) as tens of thousand of people attended the Oasis reunion gigs at Croke Park.

It was good to be back for the Gallagher brothers in their parents' homeland at Croke Park on Saturday. night.

The Gallagher brothers rocked their ancestral home again last night, and some might say the pair truly were supersonic. Another loyal 80,000 fans packed into Croke Park for their last night of Oasis’ two gigs in the capital.

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An Oasis fan has been branded 'hilarious' after she was caught on video singing along to the band at their reunion gig in Dublin this weekend in a high-pitched opera voice

Oasis are back for their first gigs on Irish soil since 2008 as they bring their reunion tour to Croke Park for two sold out performances.

AS TENS OF thousands of people poured into the capital this weekend for the Oasis gigs, quite a few keen music fans took the road out and headed to Limerick city, for the three day ‘music trail’ style festival,

Oasis are on stage at Dublin's Croke Park for their second sold-out concert in Ireland, and both Liam and Noel Gallagher were booed by the crowd

In July, another die-hard fan snuck into one of their gigs by posing as a litter warden. UK fan John Spilsbury marched through the gates of Heaton Park in a hi-vis vest in Manchester.

Online bank Revolut said last weekend's Oasis gigs boosted the Dublin economy with its customers' card spend up 9% compared to the previous weekend, while transactions were up by 8%.

The Ireland South MEP took the weekend to consider whether he would seek the Fine Gael presidential nomination and on Tuesday morning confirmed he was now in the race