Saturday 3 December, 2022
His penultimate show takes place this evening.
Our columnist looks at Ireland’s favourite country and western singer and finds Brooks has a lot more political depth than you might expect.
Gary Doyle was released on €1,000 bail pending directions from the Director of Public Prosecutions.
How did the much-anticipated gig go? We were there – here’s our verdict.
A busy night was expected for public transport in Dublin as fans headed towards the stadium.
Listen in to hear Christina Finn and Alan Corr explain more.
Brooks is a consummate showman who has identified something that Ireland needs.
It will be the first time Brooks has played in Ireland in 25 years.
Dublin Airport is ready for ‘The Dance’.
Brooks signed an exclusive contract with Amazon in 2016.
Organisers have said that the five concerts could be “the biggest cultural event in Ireland in the history of music”.
He’s set to play five shows in Croke Park this month.
Fans and a music expert have their say.
Not going down ’til the Sun comes up might be the only affordable option when Garth comes to town.
Five concert dates have been confirmed for Croke Park next year.
The initial two concert dates were confirmed last week after months of rumours.
The country singer was in Dublin today to promote his two gigs set for next year.
The country music superstar is confirmed to play at least two Dublin concerts next September.
After seven long years, he’s back on Irish shores.
Brooks famously cancelled five planned shows at Croke Park in 2014.
The council has approved two additional dates on 16 and 17 September.
There are plans for seven gigs at the stadium next year.
In 2014, Micheál Martin called for legislation to allow Brooks to play five nights at Croke Park.
“If I get to play and go to Ireland and play music again, we will be the luckiest people on the planet,” Garth Brooks said this week.
He’s not big on social graces but he might be coming back to Dublin.
From TheJournal.ie
Good ol’ Garreth sorry I mean Garth.
Do you remember GarthGate?
Aidan O’Shea came in for special praise from the country singer.
#GarthGate rages on, four years later.
Truly it was a different time.
Reports suggested that Garth could come to Ireland for three gigs next year, but his rep says it’s “not true at all”.
In a wide-ranging interview, Fianna Fáil’s Dublin spokesman John Lahart talks about a mayor for the capital, being a psychotherapist, and repealing the Eighth.
He’s just obsessed with us.
It seems Ireland is still in Garth Brooks’ heart.
New rules are going to take effect from October.
Residents in Ennis were concerned INISFest would lead to a rise in anti-social behaviour.
Fianna Fáil’s biggest Garth Brooks fan* reflects on the saga that convulsed a nation.
