Irish fans of iconic rock group The Rolling Stones will hopefully be getting *satisfaction* after all.

In music to the ears of rock n' rollers all over Ireland, The Rolling Stones are set to play Dublin's Croke Park on May 17th.

It will be the group's first Irish show since they played Slane Castle in 2007.

Yet there is one thing holding them back -  the onus is now on Dublin City Council to grant a license for the gig to go ahead.

Aiken Promotions will be promoting the concert, as part of the band’s ‘No Filter’ tour which will also hit up cities in the UK, Germany, France, Poland, and the Czech Republic.

Residents living in the Croke Park area are expected to express opposition to the proposed gig (for anyone who doesn't remember the Garth Brooks fiasco of 2014, see here.)