Croker residents: Five Brooks gigs 'never going to work'

A Croke Park Resident has said he is not surprised by Dublin City Council's

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decision to refuse licences for two of the five Garth Brooks concerts planned for the stadium at the end of this month.

Croker residents: Five Brooks gigs 'never going to work'

A Croke Park Resident has said he is not surprised by Dublin City Council's

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The decision was announced yesterday following countless objections from residents to all five Garth Brooks gigs going ahead at the GAA HQ.

A total of 400,000 tickets have been sold for country singer's performances. Garth Brooks

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Local resident Robbie Cousins said five nights were just not viable.

"We met with Croke Park and Aiken Promotions after they announced the five concerts, and it was a heated night. We said this was never going to work, but they went ahead and applied," he said.

"It's such a huge ask for this city to host these concerts. I don't know what's going to play out from here, but this was never sustainable; it was never going to work."

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