Around 600,000 people are expected to attend a variety of events in Dublin this weekend, with moving around the capital expected to be challenging.
Transport providers have warned that due to the unprecedented number of events services will be extremely busy.The annual Pride Parade, four GAA quarter-finals in Croke Park, a concert by Taylor Swift at the Aviva Stadium and more concerts at Marlay Park, Fairview Park and Trinity College are just some of the major events taking place throughout Dublin this weekend.
People who are not attending the major events are advised to travel outside of event times where possible. Speaking yesterday, Mr Kenny said"basically every intercity train en route to Dublin" over the weekend was sold.
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