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The secret Dublin pub Taylor Swift partied at after Aviva gigs with Travie Kelce and crew has been revealed.
Taking to social media to confirm the news, a spokesperson for the Hacienda Bar in Dublin 7 stated, "Great to welcome Taylor Swift with all her musicians and dancers to the Hacienda last night.
"Special to also welcome Superbowl champion Travis Kelce, the legendary Stevie Nicks and Paramore. It was such a warm and genuinely friendly night."
The bar - which is known for its celebrity clientele - also confirmed they did not request their "usual" Hacienda photo so as to allow Swift and guests "the chance to properly relax and enjoy their well-deserved time off".
Taylor Swift played three nights at the Aviva Stadium over the weekend alongside support act, Paramore.
One hundred and fifty thousand fans flooded through the gates of the stadium over the record-breaking weekend, with thousands more gathered outside in the hopes of hearing some of the music.
Many Irish fans - or Swifties - put their best foot forward with Eras Tour themed outfits, costumes and handmade bracelets, the exchanging of which is a common Swiftie tradition.
Each of Swift's concerts - which are over 3 hours long - consists of between 44 and 46 songs from across all of her albums, representing each musical "era" of her discography.
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