The Irish-born singer was met by screams as he played hits including Slow Hands at the Glasgow Green festival
One Direction star Niall Horan was seen with not one but two Celtic tops, including the controversial new home kit, while he was in Glasgow to play his set at TRNSMT.
Following his gig, he went off for dinner in the city centre and returned to his hotel shortly before 1am. Following his appearance at Glasgow Green he was also presented with the older 21/22 Celtic third shirt, and it was suggested by a generous fan that he get it framed and put on a wall.
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