Take That are coming back to Ireland.
The lads will be taking to the stage in Malahide Castle on Friday 21st.
If you’re heading to the concert here’s everything that you need to know about the gig!
What time do the doors open at?
Entry is via Hogan’s Gate which will be opened at 4pm on Friday ahead of the gig.
When will Take That be on stage?
The show is set to kick off at 5pm, but it’s not been confirmed when the band will take to the stage.
Who will be supporting them?
The lads will be supported by Olly Murs and singer-songwriter St Lundi.
Are there tickets still available?
Yes, if you haven’t managed to nab your tickets yet then there are a handful left on Ticketmaster. But we recommend you get them quickly!
Do I need to bring cash?
There will be card only payments at the bars. All venue bars are cashless and have contactless payment facilities. Some food vendors will take cash payments.
How can you get there?
Plan your route and transport route in advance allowing at least an extra 1.5hrs travel time to/from the venue.
Pedestrians will only be allowed into the grounds via Hogans Gate which is near Dart station.
There are plenty of public transport options as well.
- By DART: The dart will run services each day to and from Malahide dart station. It is a 15-minute walk to the arena entrance from this station.
- By Bus: Dublin City Centre Concert bus- There will be a direct bus service to Customs House Quay, Dublin 1 following each event from the Dublin Road. This is offered as a single or return service. You can pre-book and find more info at https://marathoncoaches.ie.
- By private bus: There will be coach/ bus and minibus parking available within the grounds of Malahide Castle, access is via Back Road.
You can also travel by car. Fingal County Council will be providing car parking at the Malahide Castle Concerts via the Back Road. For discounted tickets pre-purchase parking in advance of the event from https://marathoncoaches.ie. Parking tickets will cost €20 on the day without a pre-booking.
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What can I bring with me?
The list of items you can’t bring with you is pretty extensive.
No backpacks, large handbags, bags over A4 size, garden furniture, deckchairs, fold up chairs or shooting sticks, umbrellas, selfie sticks, flares/fireworks, laser pens, megaphone/air horns, aerosols, spray cans, smoke & gas canisters,nitrous oxide & any associated equipment, glass, drones’, professional cameras with a detachable lens, video cameras, audio recording devices.
Items left unattended will be removed and disposed of accordingly.
For the full list of prohibited items, please visit www.mcd.ie.
What safety protocols are in place?
To help avoid any entry delays download, print or save your ticket before arriving at the concert.
- Allow plenty of time for concert entry procedures, ticket checks and searches. Everyone will be subject to a search on entry to these events. Additional security checks may take place once inside the venue.
- There will be a strict NO Alcohol Policy implemented on all public transport and private buses travelling to the venue. Please do not arrive at the event intoxicated as you will not be permitted entry.
- The promoters and An Garda Síochána reserve the right to refuse admission to anyone deemed to be under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs.
- NO ALCOHOL or DRINKS are permitted to be brought into the venue with the exception of water and soft drinks in sealed plastic bottles up to 500ml. Empty reusable bottles are permitted into the venue. There are water drinking water points onsite.Please move slowly and quietly when exiting the concert site. Please co-operate with stewards and Gardaí and follow any loudspeaker announcements.
- There may be strobe lighting, lasers and pyrotechnics used at these events
