Updated 11.20
All three Garth Brooks concerts in Dublin this July have sold out.
It follows the announcement this morning, shortly after they went on sale, that the country music star would play a third night at Croke Park.
Hundreds of people queued in towns and cities across Ireland in the hope of securing tickets, some since the weekend.
The country star's much-anticipated concerts are his first in Ireland for over 17 years.
These people in Dublin's Stephen's Green were among the first to get their hands on the sought-after tickets at 9 am:
More than 300 people queued outside the Shopping Centre in Portlaoise this morning. They told Midlands 103 they were feeling the cold:
But the longest reported wait was in Dungannon, Co. Tyrone, where this group began queuing at 3.45am on Sunday:
Fans in the longest queue in Ireland, Dungannon, Co. Tyrone this morning, via @NewsonDownTown Twitter
The gig was announced at a press conference earlier this month, Garth Brooks himself flying in for the event.
Tickets priced at €65.45 went on-sale at 9am this morning. Reports suggest some tickets are already being resold on eBay at €500.
Fans wait for tickets in Dublin
Croke Park was the location of his sell-out concerts here back in 1997, and he has picked the same venue for two the two performances this July.
His career has seen him named the number 1-selling solo artist in US history, sell in excess of 128 million albums and receive every accolade the recording industry can bestow on an artist.
Dublin fans wait for tickets at St. Stephen's Green
In January, 2012 he was named the best selling artist of the last two decades by Billboard, Nielson and Soundscan, with a whopping 68.5 million sales.
Pictured above: A very happy Garth Brooks fan after securing his ticket at Stephen's Green, Dublin branch of Ticketmaster
