Adele brought the two Irish lads who covered her tunes on stage last night

Adele is the QUEEN.

LAST NIGHT, ADELE took to the Three Arena stage for her second and final gig on the Dublin stop of her tour.

@Adele thanks4the selfie! #BestFriends #Dublin pic.twitter.com/tnq1n5h93Z
— Alex Le Moss (@alexlemove) March 5, 2016

Alex Le Moss / Twitter

It looked like a suiting finale, with the likes of Bono and Hozier rumoured to be spotted in the audience.

She even took some selfies with those lucky enough to get to the front.

But the BIGGEST surprise of the night was when Ronan Scolard and Glenn Murphy, the two lads from this viral Adele medley, were invited on stage to give the performance of their life.

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Our mole at the gig says she DEFINITELY didn’t tell the poor lads this was going to happen as they had to come all the way down from the back of the audience to get on stage.

Imagine!

They did a seriously deadly job

Seriously @Adele bringing those 2 lads on stage to sing was fucking amazing!!! They must be feeling on top of the world!!
— Aleida (@PenCaspers) March 5, 2016

Yolande Kaspers / Twitter

@Adele really is some woman bringing those two lads on stage in Dublin tonight. Class act
— Wayne Power Poetry (@PowerWayne) March 5, 2016

Wayne Power / Twitter

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Just saw video of one of my best friends @GlennJMurphy and @ronanscolard on stage with Adele. So proud!!! #manytears
— David Hennessy 🎬 (@DavidHennessy5) March 5, 2016

David Hennessy / Twitter

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Written by Nicola Byrne and posted on DailyEdge.ie

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