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DOWN to the "last few tickets" for this Friday and Sunday's shows at Thomond Park, Dermot Kennedy shares a special message with his adoring fans.
Sitting in his recording studio, the singer-songwriter took to Instagram to share a video, saying: "I am so, so excited for these next few shows at Thomond Park this weekend."
Continuing, he said: "To be able to play to 30,000 people three nights in-a-row is something that is hard to process, and was very hard to believe."
He thanked his supporters for his opportunity to play at the popular venue, adding that tickets are low for the shows this Friday and Sunday at the rugby stadium.
He then put out a call through his video for fans to share the tracks they are most looking forward to hearing, to "make these nights very special."
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Fans from all over have taken to the comment section to share their excitement, with some even buying tickets this Wednesday.
With nothing but love to share for Dermot by his Treaty fans, this weekend is, as the musician said himself, "going to be something else!"
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