She received the Nobel Prize at the age of 17, two years after she was shot by the Taliban on her way home from school due to her advocacy for young girls.
Malala Yousafzai at Oasis in Croke Park last night
The 28-year-old secured a ticket to the Oasis reunion tour in Dublin alongside her husband Asser Malik, who joined her to dance to Roll with It in a video shared to Instagram.
Oasis returned to Ireland for the first time since 2009 this weekend, with fans praising the sell-out tour on social media in the aftermath.
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Well-known faces like Vogue Williams and Carl Mullan were among the crowd on the first night, while Tánaiste Simon Harris secured a ticket to the Sunday night gig.
The Fine Gael leader also wore an Oasis bucket hat as he thanked the band for an “incredible gig” and “magical atmosphere” last night.
Fine Gael MEP Seán Kelly, who is considering launching a bid to become the party’s presidential candidate, had attended the night before.
Riverdance’s Michael Flatley, who has also signalled his interest in entering the race for the Áras, was in the crowd at Croke Park this weekend too.
He shared a picture with their mother Peggy, who is from Charlestown in Co Mayo, as he thanked the Gallagher brothers for a “great night”.
Former England international Peter Crouch also posed for a picture with Flatley alongside his wife Abbey Clancy, while TV personalities Brian Dowling and Arthur Gourounlian also secured tickets to Oasis.
Other well-known faces among the thousands at Croke Park this weekend included Eric Roberts, Anna Daly, Glenda Gilson, Charlene Murphy and and Pippa O’Connor.
Sharing a video of the crowd during Roll with It on the first night of the band’s reunion tour in Dublin, RTÉ 2FM host Carl Mullan said: “Of all the songs that made me cry last night, it was this. Just seeing the place absolutely heaving and having such craic was unbelievable.
“Croke Park was shaking (no joke, going to get a drink and you could feel the stand bouncing, not sure if this always happens at gigs but it felt mental).
“Enjoy if you’re going tonight, the best atmosphere I’ve ever experienced at Croke Park for a gig.”
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