Take That at Malahide Castle - Tickets, stage times and what you need to know

Legendary British boyband Take That are back in Dublin this week to kick off a series of outdoor gigs at Malahide Castle.

To help avoid any entry delays, concertgoers are being advised to download, print or save their ticket before arriving at the concert. Organisers recommend saving the ticket to your mobile device’s digital wallet. If you have purchased any ticket for other concert attendees, it is advised that you provide their ticket to them prior to arrival at the entry gate. Ticket inspections will be in operation on approach routes.

An MCD spokesperson added that all times are subject to change, so fans are advised to get to the venue with plenty of time to spare. Make sure to organise and book your return travel in advance, and be aware that pedestrians will only be permitted into the grounds of the park via the Hogans Gate entrance, close to Malahide DART Station.

Do not try to to park illegally in the surrounding area of Malahide Castle or in local residential areas, as parking enforcement rules will be in operation at the event and your vehicle may be clamped or towed.

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