Taylor Swift: Hour-by-hour weather forecast as Irish Eras Tour concerts conclude at Aviva Stadium on Sunday

Provided you are not living under a rock, you will no doubt be aware that Sunday's Taylor Swift concert at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin is the 34 year-old's third and final performance of a trio of Irish Eras Tour gigs.

The country has been gripped by 'Swiftie' fever all week and with Sunday's show set to be Swift's Irish farewell, it is sure to be one to be remembered.

The talk on social media is that Swift's American footballer boyfriend, Travis Kelce, is jetting into Dublin on Sunday evening especially for the final Aviva Stadium concert - here's hoping he can bring some pleasant weather with him.

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It's been a mixed bag weather-wise for the first two concerts and whilst there was some rain on Saturday it did not dampen the spirits of Swifties in the Aviva Stadium.

As Swift banged out tunes for more than three hours, her devoted fans returned the favour with a rendition of 'Ole, Ole, Ole' that lasted three minutes - Swift was blown away.

Fans from all over Ireland will, again, be in attendance on Sunday evening and hopefully, like Taylor Swift, the weather does not disappoint.

Hour-by-hour weather forecast Dublin city centre Sunday June 30, 2024:

3pm - partly cloudy - 16°C 4pm - fair - 18°C 5pm - fair - 18°C 6pm - fair - 19°C 7pm - partly cloudy - 19°C 8pm - cloudy - 16°C 9pm - cloudy - 15°C 10pm - cloudy - 15°C 11pm - cloudy - 14°C 12am - cloudy - 13°C

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