Taylor Swift has taken to social media to share her excitement ahead of her Croke Park gigs this Friday and Saturday. Swift, who is already in Ireland ahead of her two nights at the country's biggest stadium, shared a picture of herself on Instagram with the caption "DUBLIN!! I can’t wait to play for you on Friday and Saturday!" We need your consent to load this Instagram contentWe use Instagram to manage extra content that can set cookies on your device and collect data about your activity. Please review their details and accept them to load the content.Manage Preferences The pop starlet is bringing her critically acclaimed Reputation Tour to the capital this weekend and will be the first female to headline Croke Park two nights in a row since its redevelopment. 28-year-old Swift reportedly arrived in Ireland on Sunday with her musicians and dancers and has headed-off on a mini holiday before she takes to the stage. We need your consent to load this rte-player contentWe use rte-player to manage extra content that can set cookies on your device and collect data about your activity. Please review their details and accept them to load the content.Manage Preferences If you are heading along to either of the shows at the weekend concert organisers have advised that there is no facilities for early queuing. Doors for the concerts open at 5.45pm, with support act Charli XCX set to perform at 6.30pm. The second support act Camila Cabello is due on stage at 7.15pm, with Taylor Swift's two-hour show to follow. To get to the concert, fans are being urged to walk, cycle or use public transport, as parking will not be available in the residential areas around the stadium. Bags over A5 size will not be allowed into the stadium and searches will be in place. These will be Swift's first Irish shows since she played the 3Arena in Dublin in June, 2015. Tickets are still on sale via usual outlets. Click here for more music news and reviews<doc-sep>The video will auto-play soon 8 Cancel Get the latest news from across Ireland straight to your inbox every single day Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Sign up! Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice Taylor Swift is set to bring her Reputation World Tour to Ireland this weekend. The US superstar, 28, will perform two nights in Dublin's Croke Park on June 15 and 16. Organisers have issued important information for fans to take note of ahead of both shows. Here's everything you need to know ahead of the gig: Are tickets still available? (Image: Getty) Yes - there are still tickets available for both nights. Fans can snap up the remaining seats using Ticketmaster. Prices range from €74.50 to €144.00, depending on the seats. Who are the support acts? (Image: Getty) Camila Cabello and Charli XCX will open the show as support acts. There could be a few surprises though, as Taylor is known for bringing her famous friends on stage for a sing-song. Already on this tour, she has treated fans to surprise performances by Selena Gomez, Troye Sivan and Shawn Mendes. (Image: Getty Images North America) What are the stage times? Gates open - 5pm Charli XCX - 6.45pm Camila Cabello - 7.25pm Taylor Swift - 8.15pm - 10.30pm Curfew - 11pm Can I bring a bag with me? What items are banned? Concert-goers are being advised to bring as little as possible with them. Backpacks and larger handbags are not allowed. (Image: Getty) (Image: Getty) MCD advised: "To ensure as smooth an access as possible and to avoid any unnecessary delays we strongly suggest that you bring as little as possible with you to the event and minimise jackets and additional layers when possible. To avoid disappointment do not bring backpacks or larger handbags, you may be refused admission to the venue without a refund. "We recommend if you are bringing personal bag, purses or clutch bag, you should only bring those of smaller sizes i.e. those measuring 4.5in/11.4cm x 6.5in/16.51cm or smaller will be allowed. We will also conduct additional further security searches of clothing, bags and other items, as determined by us in our reasonable discretion, including on entry and exit." Organisers have issued an extensive list of things that will not be allowed into the venue. These include light sabres, glow sticks, Chinese lanterns, crash helmets and garden furniture. You can check out the full list HERE. Will there be a cloakroom? Is there somewhere to store my things? Croke Park have confirmed there will be no cloakroom or storage facilities. If you require somewhere to store a backpack, large handbag or any additional luggage the following locations have bag drop/locker storage available: Ned Kelly’s, 3 O’ Connell Street Upper Extreme Ireland, Tourism Office, 37 College Green Busáras Station, opposite Connolly train station What is the seating plan? (Image: Getty) The show includes three stages and two flying platforms that travel across the pitch. This ensures that no matter where you're sitting you'll get at least one close up. (Image: Getty) Here's a seating map: (Image: Ticketmaster) You can also check where your seats are on Croke Park's interactive seating plan HERE. Are there any age restrictions? All children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Standing tickets are only available to persons aged 14 and over. Under 14’s will not be permitted on the pitch standing either accompanied or unaccompanied. No 14 to 16-year-olds will be allowed on the pitch unless accompanied by an adult. What will the setlist look like? (Image: Getty) Taylor Swift plays 24 songs over two hours. This includes 14 out of the 15 tracks on her latest record Reputation. The setlist has remained the same throughout the tour so far, with the exception of one 'wildcard' song at every show. This could be anything from her extensive back catalogue. Here's the setlist in full: (Act 1) ...Ready for It? I Did Something Bad Gorgeous Style / Love Story / You Belong With Me (Act 2) Look What You Made Me Do End Game King of My Heart Video Loading Video Unavailable Click to play Tap to play The video will auto-play soon 8 Cancel Play now (Act 3) Delicate Shake It Off (with Charli XCX and Camila Cabello) (Image: Getty) Dancing With Our Hands Tied (Acoustic guitar) Surprise wildcard song (Acoustic guitar) (Act 4) Blank Space Dress Bad Blood / Should've Said No (Act 5) Don't Blame Me Long Live / New Year's Day (On piano) (Act 6) Getaway Car Call It What You Want We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together / This Is Why We Can't Have Nice Things<doc-sep>The video will auto-play soon 8 Cancel Get the latest news from across Ireland straight to your inbox every single day Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Sign up! Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice More than 136,000 Taylor Swift fans are set to descend on Dublin this weekend. The US superstar will play two nights in Croke Park on Friday and Saturday. No stranger to Ireland, the 28-year-old has played in the Irish capital city numerous times before. She first performed to a sell-out crowd in the 3Arena, Dublin in 2011 on her Speak Now tour. The Shake It Off hitmaker then returned for two sell-out shows in the same venue in 2015 on her 1989 tour. (Image: Getty) (Image: Getty) This time is set to be bigger and better than anything she has done before as it's Taylor's first Irish stadium show. The concerts are part of her Reputation World Tour, which will see her perform all around the world, including the US, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Japan. With the first US leg of the tour now over, the setlist being used is more or less the same at every show. (Image: Getty) Taylor Swift plays 24 songs over two hours. This includes 14 out of the 15 tracks on her latest record Reputation. The setlist has remained the same throughout the tour so far, with the exception of one 'wildcard' song at every show. This could be anything from her extensive back catalogue. Here's the setlist in full: (Act 1) ...Ready for It? I Did Something Bad Gorgeous Style / Love Story / You Belong With Me (Medley) (Act 2) Look What You Made Me Do End Game King of My Heart (Image: Getty) (Act 3) Delicate Shake It Off (with Charli XCX and Camila Cabello) Dancing With Our Hands Tied (Acoustic guitar) Surprise wildcard song (Acoustic guitar) (Act 4) Blank Space Dress Bad Blood / Should've Said No (Act 5) Don't Blame Me Long Live / New Year's Day (Medley on piano) (Image: Getty) (Act 6) Getaway Car Call It What You Want We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together / This Is Why We Can't Have Nice Things (Medley)<doc-sep>Want the latest from the world of GAA, horse racing, football, rugby and more straight to your inbox? Sign up to our FREE newsletter Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Yes please! Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice Taylor Swift is already in Ireland ahead of her back-to-back concerts in Dublin this weekend. More than 136,000 fans are set to descend on Croke Park this Friday and Saturday to see the US superstar perform. During a press briefing on Tuesday, organisers confirmed the 28-year-old and her crew had already landed in Ireland. It has now been confirmed the singer is spending time in Munster ahead of her Reputation Tour shows. (Image: Twitter/Getty) According to the Irish Sun, Taylor Swift arrived here on Sunday by private jet. She then travelled down south with her musicians and crew. A source told the newspaper: “Taylor wanted to spend some time in Ireland and get a feel for the place before playing Croke Park on Friday and Saturday. “She really got the weather for her trip.” (Image: Colin Keegan, Collins Dublin) (Image: Getty) Meanwhile, fans aren't going to be as lucky with the weather for the outdoor shows. Met Eireann have forecast rain for both Friday and Saturday evening in Dublin. (Image: Getty) They wrote on their website: "Friday will be generally dry to start off the day with good brightness /sunshine in many parts of the country. However outbreaks of rain will develop through the day as cloud increases across Connacht, Ulster and west-Munster; the east and south will remain dry until late afternoon /evening. Highs of 14 or 15 degrees in moderate southwest breezes. Heavier rain will extend nationwide overnight. "A wet start to the morning for many parts. A gradual improvement will occur through the day with the skies slowly brightening. However the rain may not clear some eastern counties until near evening. Highs of 16 to 18 degrees." (Image: Getty) (Image: Getty) Fans have been told they will be removed from GAA HQ if they start queuing before gates open at 5.45pm. Gardai warned that no overnight, or early, queueing will be allowed as most of the seats are assigned. It’s a mostly seated gig due to the production, with only one third of the grounds available for standing. Some 136,000 Swifties are set to descend on Croke Park over the two days and the gigs are expected to bring in an estimated €60million across Dublin.<doc-sep>
Taylor Swift's stage construction is currently underway in Croke Park and with eighty production trucks having rolled into Dublin; event organisers are promising fans a "spectacle". Swift will take to the stage in Croke Park on Friday and Saturday as part of her Reputation world tour, becoming the first female artist to play two shows in the stadium since its redevelopment, and she seems set to pull out all of the stops. Speaking at a media briefing in Croke Park on Tuesday, MCD's event controller and project manager for Swift's Dublin shows, Eamonn Fox, told RTÉ Entertainment, "She's bringing such a show, she has 80 trucks of production and it's a Broadway entertainment show... It's a spectacle." Taylor Swift will become the first female artist to play two shows in Croke Park "I think it will look an amazing production because Croke Park is a huge stadium in the scheme of it, so for their shows to look good here, they need to be big," he added. Fans attending the shows are being asked not to queue overnight, or too far in advance of the gate opening times, with Fox pointing out that it is a predominantly seated tour, so nothing is to be gained by getting there too early. "For early queuing you have your seat, there is no reason to come early," Fox said, adding that his main priority is "that everybody gets here, that they all go home in the same condition that they got here, but happier, and safely." Charli XCX and Camila Cabello will also perform Doors for the concerts open at 5.45pm, with support act Charli XCX set to perform at 6.30pm. The second support act Camila Cabello is due on stage at 7.15pm, with Taylor Swift's two-hour show to follow. To get to the concert, fans are being urged to walk, cycle or use public transport, as parking will not be available in the residential areas around the stadium. Bags over A5 size will not be allowed into the stadium and searches will be in place. For more information go to www.mcd.ie or download the Evntz app, which will have all the information you need for the concerts. These will be Swift's first Irish shows since she played the 3Arena in Dublin in June, 2015. Tickets are still on sale via usual outlets.