There was some goodwill given this week as two men came to rescue of two ACDC fans who were disgracefully sold fake tickets to last Wednesday’s concert.
The two men who have not been identified saved the day for the unlucky pair when they showed a great act of kindness and gave them two free passes. One of the victims of the scam Emma Carr, from Sligo, and her friend Aoife Gilmartin sadly discovered they were sold fake tickets when they arrived at the concert at Dublin’s Aviva Stadium on Wednesday night. The die hard fans were completely devastated when they were told by an officer that the tickets were counterfeit and they could not gain entry to the show. Fully believing that they would not get to see the gig the two girls received a rather unexpected gift of two free passes by the two men who were after overhearing their dilemma. The great act of kindness has now prompted the women to launch a campaign on social media to find the two good samaritans by posting a picture of the two men on Facebook.
One of the girls Emma told the Irish Mirror: “The tickets they had were all together, so we were sitting beside them and took the picture. “But both our phones died and we got no contact details of them, and when the concert ended they were just gone.
“We were lucky we took the picture. “They must have planned on selling them and just heard us talking to the guard – they were standing there and just handed them to us. She added: “It really was a great thing to happen and shows there’s still kind people in the world.” Emma also said she is trying to locate a man from Galway who sold her the fake tickets.
I think we can agree that those two men are true gentlemen and there is still some kind people left in the world. Fair play lads.