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Taoiseach Micheal Martin and Dublin Mayor Caroline Conroy greeted a US marching band and cheerleaders ahead of an American football game in Dublin this weekend.
Drummers, trumpeters and other musicians gathered outside the official residence of the Lord Mayor of Dublin on Friday – with a small crowd of passers-by stopping to watch some of the spectacle.
The event took place ahead of the match at the Aviva Stadium.
The Northwestern Wildcats and the Nebraska Cornhuskers face each other on Saturday at 5.30pm – a first in Ireland for both teams.
The band, dressed in the Northwestern Wildcats purple colours, played songs such as Uptown Funk and The Time Warp.
The Nebraska Cornhuskers’ band and cheerleaders put on a similar display at Trinity College, dressed in red and white.
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