Niall Horan is bringing his 'Dinner Party' tour to Ireland this week, with six concerts planned across Dublin and Belfast.
The former One Direction star kicked off his recendency last night in the 3Arena with three more show's to follow on the 10th, 12th and 13th, before he heads up to The O2 in Belfast to preform on November 15th and 16th.
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Concert goer's have been warned of significant travel disruptionon as the city introduces extensive security measures for two major European political summits.
The venue has confirmed to RTÉ that all four shows will proceed as scheduled, despite the security operation surrounding the European Political Community summit and an informal meeting of EU leaders.
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Luas services will operate as normal for Horan’s concert Today, Tuesday 10 November.
However, on Thursday 12 and Friday 13 November, Red Line services will operate only as far as Connolly, with no trams running to The Point stop at 3Arena before the concerts.
Fans travelling by Luas on those dates are being advised to walk from Connolly to the venue using the designated pedestrian route.
A very limited number of special Luas services will operate from The Point after each concert.
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Pedestrian access along North Wall Quay will also be restricted on 12 and 13 November, with concert-goers directed to use Amiens Street, Seville Place, Spencer Dock Bridge, Sheriff Street Upper and North Wall Avenue.
Bus services will also be affected, with diversions planned on routes serving Dublin’s north quays and parts of the city centre between 10 and 13 November.
An Garda Síochána and Transport for Ireland have said they are committed to minimising disruption for concert-goers.
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Doors will open at the 3Arena at 6.30pm for all four performances, with the concerts scheduled to kick off at 7pm.
Fans are encouraged to arrive early, particularly on November 12 and 13.
As for the setlist fans can expect a mix of new material and older favourites.
One Direction arriving for the 2011 GQ Awards, Royal Opera House, London
The singer-song writter is expected to preform songs from his latest album, Dinner Party, alongside tracks from previous releases, including Heartbreak Weather, The Show: Encore and Flicker.
There is also a special treat for long time fans, with the One Direction single Steal My Girl reportedly on the set list.
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'Flowerovlove' will join Niall Horan as the support act throughout the Dinner Party tour.
The 21-year-old British singer, whose real name is Joyce Cissé, has been a hit with fans throughout the tour. She has hit the ground running, only releasing her debut album, Mini Skirt Warrior, in August.
