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7th July 2016
11:53am BST

Strict age monitoring will be in place at all entrances and anyone who fails to comply will not be permitted to enter.
Another point to note is that concert-goers will not be allowed to queue overnight or early for the concert. If people do turn up they will be turned away at restricted area points around the stadium. The promoters are trying to avoid disruption to local residents that can be caused by early attendees.
For those of you planning to drive to the concert, An Garda Siochana will have a full traffic management plan in place in the vicinity of the stadium and can be viewed here.
In terms of public transport, Croke Park is less than a 15-minute walk from the Luas and there are plenty of Dublin Bus routes which will get you close to the area too.
As well as that, late services on DART, Maynooth, Longford, and Dundalk lines will operate for customers travelling home after the concert.A special train service to Limerick and Cork with stops at Limerick Junction, Mallow and Charleville will depart from Heuston Station at 00.30hrs on Sunday 10th July.
As this is an outdoor event, the concerts will take place rain or shine so remember to plan for adverse weather conditions. Always check the weather forecast before setting off. The following items will not be permitted; umbrellas, garden furniture or seats, food, banners or flags larger than a4, laser pointers, glowsticks, flashlights, inflatable balls or balloons, weapons, fireworks, glass or cans, alcohol, studs & spikes, shooting sticks, selfie sticks, cameras with more than 1’’ lens, video cameras , iPads & audio recording devices. Finally, just to get you in the mood, here's a teaser for what you can expect.If you want to see what percentage Beyonce you are, click here.It's time to get excited for Beyoncé's concert at Croke Park this Saturday!! Let the countdown begin. pic.twitter.com/cGeur3BMdx
— Her.ie (@Herdotie) July 7, 2016