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Selfie sticks and backpacks among 41 BANNED items at Springsteen gig in Croke Park
A list of prohibited items has been released by An Garda Síochána ahead of tonight's (May 19) concert
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19 May 2024 1:09 PM
Selfie sticks and backpacks are among 41 prohibited items at tonight's (May 19) Bruce Springsteen concert in Dublin.
According to a list released by An Garda Síochána, concert-goers heading to Croke Park this evening must leave a number of items at home or risk them being confiscated upon entry.
The extensive list of banned items at Croke Park includes:
Aerosols/ Air Horns
Animals (Other than registered guide or hearing dogs)
Alcohol
Any item which may reasonably be considered for use as a weapon
Audio recorders
Backpacks/ large bags/ waist packs
Banners with poles or poles of any kind
Bottles
Cans
Cameras with detachable lens or recording equipment
Camping equipment
Chinese or sky lanterns
Cooler Boxes or large containers
Crash helmets or protective headwear, body armour or protective clothing
Deckchairs
Drumsticks
Excessive amounts of batteries, wire, cables or electrical components
Fireworks or flares
Flagpoles
Garden furniture, fold up chairs or shooting sticks
Glass
Glow sticks
GoPros
Illegal substances/ illegal merchandise of any description
iPads
Large umbrellas
Large chains, spiked bracelets or wallet chains
Large Flags, Placards or Posters inc. sticks
Light sabers
Lasers/ laser pens or torches
LED Headbands, wristbands, glow sticks or light emitting objects of any kind (except mobile/cell phones)
Liquids - No liquids are permitted other than sealed water less than 500ml (caps will be removed)
Nitrous oxide
Portable laser equipment and pens
Selfie sticks
Smoke canisters
Sound systems
Spray cans
Tridents
Unauthorized professional film or video equipment
Unofficial tabards or reflective jackets
Concert-goers are also being warned not to bring large bags or handbags as there will be no cloakroom or storage facilities on site.
Bags cannot be left at entrances or surrounding areas as they will be removed and disposed of.
Fans will be searched as a condition of entry to protect their safety and that of others, and are urged to allow sufficient time to get through security check in a timely manner.
To ensure as smooth an access as possible and to avoid any unnecessary delays, organisers "strongly suggest" that fans bring as little as possible to the event and minimize jackets and additional layers when possible.
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