Dublin Airport has warned passengers that taxis are likely to be scarce this weekend as Garth Brooks takes the stage at Croke Park.
The 60-year-old singer is kicking off the first of his five gigs at the stadium tonight. Traffic around the city is building as 80,000 concert-goers make their way to the north of the city.
As a result of the shows, taxi demand is "likely to be very high" and anyone travelling to or from the airport has been asked to plan their journey accordingly. Dublin Airport told passengers today: "Demand for taxis is likely to be very high in Dublin this weekend due to the large Garth Brooks concerts taking place in Croke Park.
