St Anne's Park upcoming gigs: Public transport, tickets and important information
Summer is here and some incredible musicians will descend upon Dublin over the coming weeks for outdoor shows.
St Anne's Park has a busy schedule coming up, with seven events booked between the end of May and early June. Inhaler, The Lumineers, Rewind, Macklemore, Stereophonics, The 2 Johnnies, and The Corrs will be taking place at the venue.
Here's everything you need to know ahead of the gigs:
Public transport and parking at St Anne's Park
Concert-goers should use public transport to get to the gigs and allow for at least an extra two hours travel time to and from the venue.
St Anne's Park is within walking distance of Harmonstown DART station and is also served by Dublin Bus routes 6, H1, H2, H3 or 130 from Abbey St lower.
There will be no public parking during the event and the car parks in St Anne's Park will not be open. Towing and clamping will be in operation.
Items are prohibited from the concerts
Large handbags and backpacks are not allowed. There are no storage or cloakroom facilities at St Anne's Park.
Glass or cans, umbrellas, alcohol, garden furniture, selfie sticks, flares, professional cameras or cameras with a detachable lens, video cameras, audio recording devices, IPads and GoPros will not be permitted.
Tickets for the gigs
To grab last minute tickets for any of the upcoming tickets at St Anne's Park, click here.
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