27/10/2011

Win EMA Tickets With Belfast City Council

Belfast City Council residents are today being given the chance to win coveted tickets to the forthcoming MTV EMA ceremony at the Odyssey Arena on Sunday 6 November.

The council's website is currently hosting a competition offering ten pairs of tickets to the star-studded night, which will feature performances by the likes of Lady Gaga, Coldplay and Queen.

The competition is open exclusively to people over the age of 16 living in the Belfast City Council area, and the deadline for entry is 12 noon today, Wednesday 26 November.

You can enter at www.belfastcity.gov.uk/musicweek/mtvcompetitions.asp

(DW/BMcC)

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