Everything you need to know if you’re heading to Niall Horan at the 3Arena

Disruptions will be in place around the 3Arena due to meetings associated with the EU Presidency.

As part of his Dinner Party Live on Tour, the Mullingar man plays the 3Arena on Monday, November 9, Tuesday, November 10, Thursday, November 12 and Friday, November 13.

Here is a breakdown of everything you need to know no matter which day you're heading to the gig:

Monday, November 9

All transport and routes will be unaffected for Monday night's show.

Tuesday, November 10

The LUAS both to and from The Point will run as normal on Tuesday with no changes or disruption.

Pedestrian access around North Wall Quay also remains normal on Tuesday.

Those planning to travel by car will be most effected on Tuesday as east/ west traffic on North Wall Quay fully suspended from Tuesday, November 10 until Friday, November 13.

Vehicles can access the 3Arena along Seville Place/ Sherriff Street Upper, East Wall Road and across Tom Clarke Toll Bridge at all times.

Buses will be diverted from the quays east of Custom House with stops and termini for buses in the Connolly area, and southeast city centre all affected.

Make sure to check disruptions before you head.

Thursday, November 12 and Friday, November 13

Heavy restrictions will be in place on both Thursday and Friday, so concert attendees should give themselves plenty of time to make their way to the 3Arena.

There will be no LUAS services to the 3Arena on both days, however a restricted number of special LUAS services will be facilitated after the gigs.

Pedestrian access will be prohibited along North Wall Quay on both days, however you can reach the venue on foot via the following routes:

• Amiens Street
• Seville Place
• Spencer Dock Bridge
• Sherriff Street Upper
• North Wall Avenue

Car routes remain effected as east/ west traffic on North Wall Quay will be fully suspended from Tuesday, November 10.

Vehicles can access the 3Arena along Seville Place/ Sherriff Street Upper, East Wall Road and across Tom Clarke Toll Bridge at all times.

Buses serving the north quays and other parts of the city centre will be diverted, so make sure to check disruptions before you head.

The Garda website and the TFI will have the most up to date traffic information.

What time does the concert start?

Doors for each gig will open at 6.30pm, with the show starting at 7pm and Horan himself expected onstage around 8.30pm.

The Taste So Good singer's shows have ended around 10.20pm across the UK and Europe.

What songs will Niall Horan perform?

The tour comes in support of his newest record Dinner Party released in June of this year, however the ex-1D man has put together a set of new tunes, fan favourites, and all the hits you know and love.

The setlist is as follows:

The 33-year-old has been switching up some of the tracks, so keep an eye out for surprises.

Can I still get tickets?

A handful of tickets are still available for all dates via Ticketmaster.