MILEY Cyrus was top of the shops yesterday when she launched her Dublin visit with a EUR2,000 shopping spree.

The star caused chaos when she arrived unannounced at the trendy BT2 store on Grafton Street yesterday afternoon, just hours before taking to the stage at the O2.

She splashed out on clothes and designer shoes - but legged it when more than 100 fans swarmed around her.

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The singer then sped back to the Conrad Hotel where she told the Irish Daily Mirror in the lobby: "I'm loving my time in Ireland so far. We're going to have a lot of fun here over the next few days."

Miley, 17, spent an hour in her penthouse suite before being escorted by hotel staff to the underground car park where she was driven off to the O2.

But an upset dad had to tell his daughter she would not get to see her idol Miley for her birthday after wire Plating Earring he was sold fake tickets to the hotly anticipated gig. Frank Staunton, from Loughrea, Co Galway, was caught out by internet scam artists and his daughter Niamh, seven, was gutted to find out her birthday treat was ruined.

He said: "Tickets went on sale on Ticketmaster and I was on for around an hour and it just kept coming up not available.

"Afterwards my wife heard there were tickets being sold on the official Miley Cyrus fanclub site and she put in a Google search. A site came up that looked very official so she purchased tickets."

Frank's wife Martina paid EUR260 for tickets for birthday girl Niamh and her sister Leona, nine, plus an adult ticket, but when the tickets had not shown up by a month later they got suspicious.

Frank said: "We were a little bit worried at first. We have all the correspondence between us and the site and we were continually reassured the tickets would arrive.

"But, finally we realised it was a scam. We
embroidered patches had to break the news to Niamh last night. She was gutted."

Frank does not hold out much hope of getting the money back and he said people need to be very wary of this kind of scam.

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MILEY mania will hit the Late Late Show this week when she's grilled by host Ryan Tubridy but the teen sensation has refused to appear live.

Instead, the 17-year-old will record the interview hours before the programme is due to air on Friday night. Her minders hope this will help avoid any of the embarrassments that dogged her appearance on Jonathan Ross earlier this year.

Although the Late Late prides itself as one of the world's only live chat shows, bosses at Montrose were prepared to do whatever is takes to land the Hannah Montana star.

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