Heading along to Croker?
When it was announced that Westlife would be bringing their
The Twenty Tour to Croke Park for back-to-back nights, we were as excited as kids in a sweet shop.
The recently-reunited band will take to the stage at the Home of GAA on July 5 and July 6, for the final dates of the UK and Irish leg of their comeback tour.
Now that the gigs are just around the corner, a public safety notice has been issued - and it's very detailed.
According to the concerns promoters, any would-be concert-goers under the age of 14 are
not allowed on the pitch -
either accompanied or unaccompanied.
And anyone under the age of 16 attending the concert MUST be accompanied at all times by a parent or guardian.
For everything else you need to know about what you can (and cannot) bring, read on:
- Do not bring backpacks or large handbags. Bags exceeding the size of A4 WILL NOT be permitted entry. There will be no cloakroom or storage facilities on site. Bags must not be left at entrances or surrounding areas. Any items left will be removed and disposed of accordingly.
- Searching is a condition of entry to protect your safety and that of others.
- This is an outdoor event and concert will take place rain or shine. Please check weather conditions and dress appropriately, but remember no umbrellas.
- There is NO cloakroom service available.
- Glass or cans, umbrellas, alcohol, garden furniture, selfie sticks, flares will not be permitted. (Full list of prohibited items on www.mcd.ie )
- The Promoter deems that large outdoor concerts are not a suitable environment for children under 5 years old. We have no facilities in place for babies/ small children at the venue.
If you're looking for more information on what to expect at the gigs,
here's what the setlist for Westlife's gigs at Croke Park is looking like.
And here's a list of when everyone - including opening acts Wild Youth and James Arthur -
will be taking to the stage.
If you're planning on taking public transport or driving to the venue,
here's everything you need to know about getting to Croke Park.
