U2 star wants to ring in the changes at home
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U2 star wants to ring in the changes at home
By Melanie Finn
It's the building in which U2 recorded what was arguably the album that gave them megastar status in the US.
It subsequently became home to bassist Adam Clayton and underwent a series of renovations to increase its appeal.
Now the protected Georgian mansion, Danesmoate on Kellystown Road, Rathfarnham, is up for another bout of alterations.
The U2 musician has carried out a raft of renovations on the protected house since he first bought it for just €380,000 in 1987 after the band had used it to record The Joshua Tree.
Over the years, ...