Taylor Swift has reportedly made a generous donation to a homeless charity in Dublin, following her three sell-out nights at the Aviva Stadium.
The pop singer brought her record-breaking Eras Tour to Ireland last weekend, performing in front of 150,000 fans across three days.
As she kicked off her final gig on the Sunday, Taylor told Swifties that they had made history by becoming the first-ever tour to sell out the Aviva Stadium three nights in a row.
While she was officially declared a billionaire earlier this year, Taylor is no stranger to sharing her wealth – and is said to have made donations to charities on each stop of her Eras Tour.
Food banks in Cardiff and Liverpool have confirmed they received “substantial” donations from the 34-year-old following her concerts in their city.
A well-placed source has now told the Irish Mail on Sunday that Taylor donated €25,000 to a food bank in Dublin this week.
However, the organisation could not provide official confirmation of the donation as charities are generally not permitted to share details about their donors if they ask to remain private.
The news comes after Taylor praised her Irish fans following her three sold-out shows in Dublin last weekend.
Taking to Instagram, the songstress thanked everyone for making her “feel so at home.”
She wrote: “I knew as soon as I saw the first Dublin crowd on Friday night that we were in for a wild weekend…”
“The spirit of those 3 glorious crowds embodied fun and joy and exuberance, and we just felt so lucky to be there.”
“The Irish fans made us feel so at home, so welcome in every way. Still smiling thinking about it now. ????????”
The pop singer’s NFL star boyfriend Travis Kelce surprised her by showing up to the concert unexpectedly on Sunday night, where he joined a host of famous faces in the VIP tent.
The concert was a star-studded occasion, as attendees included Hollywood actress Julia Roberts, Fleetwood Mac icon Stevie Nicks, and social media star Logan Paul with his pregnant fiancée Nina Agdal.
Following the gig, Taylor and Travis were filmed leaving the stadium arm-in-arm as fans cheered for the happy couple.
The pair then travelled to speakeasy bar, Hacienda, which is located on Little Mary Street in Dublin’s Smithfield.
They were joined by Taylor’s crew, as well as Stevie Nicks and her supporting act Paramore.
The low-key pub has hosted a number of famous faces over the years, including the likes of Ed Sheeran, Olivia Rodrigo, Saoirse Ronan, Domhnall Gleeson, Damien Dempsey, Kings of Leon and Hozier.
The bar’s owner Shay typically shares photos of him and his celebrity guests, however, he opted against asking Taylor for a snap.
In a post shared on social media, he wrote: “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.”
Speaking to RTÉ, Shay confirmed “it was a late one”.
“They were lovely. We were delighted to have them,” he added.
Taylor’s run in Dublin was followed by Amsterdam, as she brought her Eras Tour to the Johan Cruyff Arena this week.
Over the next few weeks, the songstress will play dates in Switzerland, Italy, Germany, Poland and Austria before returning to the UK in August for five more nights at London’s Wembley Stadium.