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In a now viral video, a couple from Tipperary got engaged at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin during a Taylor Swift concert.
The couple were just two of the 150,000 fans to see her three sold out Eras Tour shows in Ireland over the weekend.
Swifties rejoiced at the concert dates, with packed out events in Dublin and thousands attending outside the venue to listen in to the weekend concerts.
One man from Tipperary certainly embraced tour coming to Ireland as he decided it was the time to pop the big question to his beloved girlfriend.
While watching Taylor Swift perform her hit 'Love Story', Jack Shealy, seen wearing a cowboy hat, 'knelt to the ground and pulled out a ring' during Taylor's performance of the same lyrics in her song.
According to Cahir News, who shared the video on Facebook, Jack Shealy and Melissa Keogh flew home to Ireland from Canada to see Taylor Swift perform at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday night.
A new video release by Cahir News, shows the moment that Jack and his girlfriend Melissa from Clonmel got engaged in the stands of the Aviva Stadium on Saturday evening.
Jack seemingly chose the perfect moment to ask the all-important question, with the couple embracing as she said yes.
Surrounding fans were quick to spot the couple's special moment with cheers and screams heard erupting from nearby seats.
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