“From the north of Dublin. 14 studio albums. 22 Grammys. 1 Amnesty International Ambassador of Conscience Award ”. This is how the Irish band U2 presents itself on its Twitter account, proud of its origins, its musical achievements and the activism championed by its singer, Bono, who turns 60 this Sunday away from the spotlights and confined by the coronavirus.
He will blow out the candles in his Killiney mansion, one of the most exclusive residential areas in the south of the Irish capital.
However, if you follow the restrictions imposed by Covid-19, you will have to blow out the candles in your Killiney mansion, one of the most exclusive residential areas in the south of the Irish capital, where you have other stars like Van Morrison, Enya as neighbors. or The Edge, guitarist and songwriter for U2. Away is Finglas, the working-class neighborhood of north Dublin where Paul Hewson (Bono) grew up, married to Ali and father of four children.
Popular culture says that the people of the capital who live north of the River Liffey are the guardians of the Dublin essence, the most traditional, who are distinguished even by their accent, harder and more closed than in the south
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