Allegiant Stadium Selling Green Hot Dogs For Fighting Irish

Fans React To Allegiant Stadium Selling Fighting Irish Domer Dogs For College Football Game (PIC + TWEETS)

CHAPEL HILL, NORTH CAROLINA – SEPTEMBER 24: Drew Pyne #10 celebrates with Josh Lugg #75 and Blake Fisher #54 of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish after throwing for a touchdown against the North Carolina Tar Heels during the first half of their game at Kenan Memorial Stadium on September 24, 2022 in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. (Photo by Grant Halverson/Getty Images)

Las Vegas was really excited to have the Notre Dame Fighting Irish in town for a big college football matchup this weekend.

The “Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas” sign was changed Thursday in anticipation of Saturday’s game between the Notre Dame Fighting Irish and BYU Cougars at Allegiant Stadium.

The excitement really should’ve ended there, but the folks over at Allegiant Stadium took it way too far by shelling out some Fighting Irish Domer Dogs.

The dogs have a green bun, a hot dog with chili & cheese as well as green popcorn.

You will all be pleased to know that the Fighting Irish Domer Dogs have arrived at Allegiant Stadium.

Pregame like a champion. pic.twitter.com/ielsB07Q2Z
— Sean Walker (@ActuallyDSW) October 8, 2022

The stadium is definitely banking on a bunch of Irish fans eating these dogs.

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I do not recognize this as part of my ND fan heritage
— Rob Trishman Jr. ?? (@RobTmanJr) October 8, 2022

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Only thing worth paying for on that tray is the cup. @realCoachWilson https://t.co/U4DnUQNAyI
— ??Uncle Chuck?? (@NotMy1stAcct) October 8, 2022

This is a double targeting foul for even considering to be edible. https://t.co/y88XH9nQeV pic.twitter.com/eJqd2WynAD
— SBC-Refs (@RefsSbc) October 8, 2022

Every day we stray further and further from God’s light. https://t.co/Tnc63lT10j
— Jason Perkins (@JasonOrOfficial) October 8, 2022

someone call chip and colonel mustard immediately https://t.co/mvnhqZ7qNp
— alexis dorsey, AEON visionary (@jnxnvr) October 8, 2022

Lol this makes zero sense https://t.co/y8uzhQpQuN
— Ñate Atkins (@Nate_Atkins3) October 8, 2022

Thanks! Looks like shit https://t.co/UqIGtqLLnY
— Matt by popular demand (@dbbmatt) October 8, 2022

Take the word Irish out NOW don’t try to associate my people with this https://t.co/6pYn4pJ5fi
— boring. yawning. sloppy. lazy. (@Spllomi) October 8, 2022

Saturday’s game is part of the Shamrock Series, an annual off-site home football game that Notre Dame holds across the country.