Although the setlist for Oasis at Croke Park hasn't been confirmed, so far the band have stuck to the same 23 songs each time they have played - opening with Hello and finishing their encore with Champagne Supernova.

Croke Park, the island of Ireland's largest stadium and the home of the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA), will be the venue for Oasis' Irish shows. The ground has a capacity of more than 80,000, meaning more than 160,000 people could see Oasis over the two nights (although some may have been lucky enough to snag tickets for both shows).

Oasis return to Dublin for their first Irish gigs in 16 years, but fans should be aware of Croke Park's security rules banning everything from backpacks and ham sandwiches to lightsabers and iPads.

Transport for Ireland encourages using public transport, including the Luas (tram) and bus services, as Croke Park is accessible from Connolly and Clontarf stations. There is also a coach service for a drop-off and pick-up near the venue, avoiding the need to park and walk.

Oasis have landed in Ireland ahead of their huge two gigs in Croke Park this weekend. The Gallagher brothers et al are finally reaching our shores on Saturday and Sunday (August 16 and 17) for their reunion tour,

Now, Liam, Noel, and Paul Arthurs, aka Bonehead, together with Andy Bell, Gem Archer, and Joey Waronker, are heading to Dublin's Croke Park for two nights of Nostalgia-filled tunes, kicking off on Saturday, August 16, followed by a show the next night on August 17.