TAYLOR Swift celebrated the end of her Dublin shows with a secret after-party with her boyfriend Travis Kelce and legendary singer Stevie Nicks.
The Shake It Off star finished the Irish leg of her Eras Tour last night after three sensational sold-out gigs in the Aviva Stadium.
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Around 150,000 screaming Swifties got all dolled up to see the global superstar in action over the weekend.
The American is estimated to have raked in€14.7million per show at the Aviva Stadium, which works out at €82,000 per minute during her performance.
IconicFleetwood Macsinger Stevie Nicks was among the many famous faces, that includedBridgertonstar Florence Hunt and Hollywood legendJulia Roberts, who turned up in Dublin along with legions of Swifties for the singer's final show in Ireland.
While Taylor's sports star boyfriendTravis Kelce, who plays for theKansas City Chiefs, also showed up and was seen dancing during her performance.
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After the Pennsylvania native thankedDublinfor "how you welcomed and treated me", she finally got let down her hair and "relax" for the night with her boyfriend and celeb pals.
Taylor hosted an after-party at Dublin'ssemi-exclusive speakeasy bar, Hacienda, which is located on Little Mary Street in Smithfield.
The 34-year-old celebrated in style with her crew, beloved boyfriend, her supporting act Paramore and Stevie Nicks.
The exclusive pub has gained a reputation over the years for hosting some of the famous musicians and actors in the world, including the likes of Ed Sheeran and Olivia Rodrigo.
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And the most famous artist in the world right now became the latest international superstar to kick back with the popular sunglasses and bow-tie wearing bar owner Shay.
The well-known publican is renowned for posting pictures of himself with celebs on the pub’s social media channels.
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But he decided not to ask Taylor and her guests for a picture on this occasion.
He announced: "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, we did not request our 'usual' Hacienda photo so as to allow Taylor and friends the chance to properly relax and enjoy their well-deserved time off."
Many celebs have partied at Hacienda over the years including Saoirse Ronan, Domhnall Gleeson, Damien Dempsey, Ed Sheeran, Kings of Leon and Hozier.
The pub has become an iconic Dublin stopping point for Hollywood actors and international pop stars down through the years.
Ed Sheeran had an after party there after his sell-out Croke Park shows in 2015, before returning to the pub in 2017.
US pop star Oliva Rodrigo was there a few weeks ago, while Irish and other international stars are regularly spotted downing pints in the pub.
Oscar winner Matthew McConaughey became a regular in the pub when he was staying in the Morrison Hotel for a number of months in 2001 while in Ireland to film the movie Reign of Fire.
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And pop sensation Taylor's backup dancer Kam Saunders had crowds in stitches once again last night as he continued the trend of saying humour Irish phrases during the gig.
The stadium erupted with laughter when the dancer shouted 'ye bleedin' eejit' into the mic during We Are Never Getting Back Together.
On Friday night, Saunders said “Pog mo thoin” – a cheeky Irish-language phrase meaning “kiss my ass”, and on Saturday he said “The Neck of Ye”, where Swift would usually say “Like Ever” in the recorded edition of the hit.
Swift, later in the concert, pondered which of her Eras was the “most Irish”, continuing that she believes it is her album Folklore.
She recalled starting to write the song “two days into thepandemic”; when she created an imaginary world “living in a cabin in a really green and mossy landscape, very Irish”, adding the album is “all about story telling and you guys are gifted story tellers”.
As she said farewell to her Irish fans, she received a standing ovation, and much like the rest of the weekend she was treated to chants of “ole, ole, ole” for periods of the gig.
Swift is next heading to Amsterdam’s Johan Cruyff Arena for three shows, running from Thursday to Saturday.
She will then plays dates in Switzerland, Italy, Germany, Poland and Austria before returning to the UK in August for five nights at Wembley Stadium in London.
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