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05 Sept 2025
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Country music star Garth Brooks could soon be on the hunt for some new digs as he and wife Trisha Yearwood have revealed they would love to buy a house in Ireland after falling in love with the Emerald Isle following their visit in 2022.
Brooks playing to a sold out Croke Park back in 2022
The Friends in Low Places singer who is currently facing sexual assault accusations, that he strenuously denies, played five sold-out gigs at Croke Park back in 2022, has said his wife has been pushing to buy a house here.
"The Queen [Trisha] is pushing hard for the house in Ireland," he said.
"I think this last time over there [2022], she just fell head over heels in love with the country. We played two weekends we went on that stint across the country and everyone was so sweet to her."
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The couple, who married in 2005, currently reside in a mega mansion near Nashville, Tennessee, located on a whopping 300 acres, could soon be calling Ireland their home.
Have a look through our gallery and see some of the beautiful properties across the country that could certainly suit the country music legend's taste.
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