Taylor Swift is representing Ireland with pride!

The singer, who is 34 years old, wore an outfit featuring the colors of the country’s flag. This was during the first stop of her Eras Tour at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin on Friday, June 28.

Swift sported a bejeweled orange cropped top and a similarly shimmery ombre green skirt while performing the 1989 portion of her set.

She sang various tunes from her fan-favorite LP during the segment, including “Blank Space,” “Shake It Off,” and “Bad Blood.”

Earlier during the concert, Swift performed “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together” from her Red album. Her backup dancer, Kameron Saunders, gave a playful nod to Ireland. He shouted “póg mo thóin,” which translates to “kiss my ass” in English, during the song.

The dancer is known for saying the original lyric, “like, ever,” in the native language of where the performance is taking place. Recently, he has changed up his shoutouts, however, including during Swift’s recent string of shows in Liverpool, England.

Swift also delighted fans during her first night in Dublin when she performed two new mashups as part of the surprise songs portion of her tour.

The singer first performed a mashup of Red’s “State of Grace” and Midnights’ “You’re On Your Own Kid.” She then took part in a medley that combined Midnights’ “Sweet Nothing” and Folklore’s “Hoax.”

Toward the end of her show, Swift also paid tribute to boyfriend Travis Kelce when she did his signature archer pose.

According to fan-captured footage shared on X, formerly Twitter, Swift made the football tight end’s iconic gesture. She did this while performing “Midnight Rain” from her Midnights album.

As Swift sang, “And he never thinks of me, except when I’m on TV,” she playfully smiled as she did the pose. She has previously made the move while performing “So High School” by The Tortured Poet Department. The track is filled with various lyrics and references that fans have theorized are about her romance with Kelce, who is 34 years old.

Swift’s Eras Tour stops in Dublin continue on Saturday, June 29, and Sunday, June 30.