The countdown is on to Taylor Swift's highly-anticipated series of Dublin gigs, with just over a day to go before the Shake It Off singer takes to the stage at the Aviva Stadium.
The pop superstar is set to perform across three nights - Friday, June 28, Saturday, June 29 and Sunday, June 30 - with more than 150,000 Swifties expected to attend the three sold-out gigs.
The Bad Blood songstress has taken the world by storm with her Eras Tour world tour, breaking ticket sale records and stadium records across the world.
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For each show, Swift has been hosting 'early merch' stores for fans to buy official Eras Tour merchandise before the gigs and Irish Swifties can now finally get their hands on some products.
For those looking for official Eras Tour merchandise, the 3Arena in Dublin's North Wall Quay - which is roughly a 30-minute walk away from the Aviva - will be hosting the pop-up merch sale from 10am until 8pm from Thursday until Sunday.
Taylor Swift Eras Tour merch on sale in the pop-up store includes hoodies, crewneck jumpers, t-shirts, bracelets, a tote bag, water bottles and posters.
Although prices for the Dublin early merch store have yet to be confirmed, based off the UK prices of merch, a zip jumper and crew neck is expected to cost around €75, while bracelets will be priced at around €35. Fans heading to the early merch store can also get their hands on tote bags (€30), water bottles (€17), hoodies cost (€80) and t-shirts (€45).
There's good news for fans who missed out on tickets to see Swift perform at the Aviva Stadium as you do not need to have a ticket to the Eras Tour to buy merch, and anyone is able to buy official Taylor Swift merch during days of sale.
Those heading along to the 3Arena might also want to take note that the merch store is card-only. The Luas is typically the fastest way to get to the 3Arena via public transport from the city.
If you're travelling by train to Dublin, simply board the Luas Red Line to The Point stop from either Connolly or Heuston Station. This will take you straight to the doors of the 3Arena.
There are also several bus routes that take you close to the 3Arena, including the 151, which leaves you closest to the venue. The service runs every 10 minutes at rush hour.
If you are taking this route, get off at Castleforbes Road, the closest stop to the venue, which is just a two-minute walk from the 3Arena.
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