Pop sensation Taylor Swift has thanked Irish fans at her record-breaking three-night run of sold-out gigs in Dublin for a "wild weekend," saying they made her feel "so at home."

The pop star added that she is "still smiling thinking about it now."

Swift performed to 150,000 ecstatic fans over three nights when she brought her Eras Tour to the Dublin venue from June 28 to 30.

Taking to Instagram two days after her last performance in the Aviva Stadium, the musician wrote, "I knew as soon as I saw the first Dublin crowd on Friday night that we were in for a wild weekend… the spirit of those three glorious crowds embodied fun and joy and exuberance, and we just felt so lucky to be there."

She continued, "The Irish fans made us feel so at home, so welcome in every way. Still smiling thinking about it now," before adding, "See you soon, Amsterdam!!"

On the first night of her Eras tour kick-off, Swift told the audience, "You know this, but nobody does it like you, Dublin."

She also told fans on Saturday night that she, her band, and dancers would remember the concert "for the rest of our lives."

As fans cheered for over three minutes after her performance of 'Champagne Problems', the pop megastar artist said to the crowd, "We're trying to be prepared, but we're not prepared for the level that you're on, Dublin."

After her last show on a Sunday night, Swift, Paramore (the opening act), her boyfriend Travis Kelce, backup singers and dancers, and Fleetwood Mac's Stevie Nicks (who is in town for her own Aviva Stadium gig) partied at the Hacienda Bar on Little Mary Street in the city centre.

The 'All Too Well' singer will reappear on the stage in Amsterdam this Friday.

 

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