Rod Stewart planning to spend more time in Ireland

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"I can't wait to get back to Dublin," he told the host. "Do you know I have an apartment there now?"

"So I hear - near the Aviva [Stadium]," O'Callaghan replied.

"Just up the road," said Stewart.

"Would you spend more time here?" asked O'Callaghan.

Rod Stewart plays the Royal Hospital Kilmainham on Sunday 26 May

"We intend to," said Stewart. "It's decorated now... I think we're coming over in the first week of May."

Stewart also told O'Callaghan he is excited about singing the ballad Grace at his Dublin show.

"I'll even do it twice if requested," he added.

Stewart plays the Royal Hospital Kilmainham on Sunday 26 May.

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