All the luck of the Irish! The Saturdays land in Dublin

They may be minus Rochelle Humes but The Saturdays are still steaming through their performance schedule.
Frankie Sandford, Mollie King, Una Healy, Vanessa White arrived in Dublin on Thursday afternoon - ready for their performance at The Bord Gáis Energy Theatre.
Dragging their suitcases behind them the girls showed they certainly don't pack light with Frankie scooping the prize for the biggest pull along.

 

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Despite only staying one evening in the Irish capital those fashion conscious girls looked like they had packed enough clothes to last a week.
Frankie opted for a green jacket while Una chose a cream coat to keep wrapped up from the spring chill.
Mollie showed off her tiny waist in her fur trimmed jacket and her towering wedges accentuated her slim legs.

 

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How long are you staying? Frankie makes sure she is packed for every eventuality with her huge Louis Vuitton luggage

 

 

Wrapped up warm! Mollie's cream coat accentuated her tiny waist while her towering heels showed off her legs

Party-girl Vanessa kept her wavy hair scraped back and carried a large green bag - possibly as a nod to her destination.
The girls, who achieved their first number one in the UK last Sunday, are hoping their single What About Us will stay on the top spot.
Although Ant and Dec's Lets Get Ready To Rhumble 1994 hit is threatening to steal their thunder.

 

Travelling light! Una and Mollie wear matching cream coats as they rush to check their phones as soon as they touch down

 

Luck of the Irish! The Saturdays; Vanessa and Mollie giggle as they land in Dublin

Speaking to MailOnline Mollie: 'It's just amazing. You know, we've been together five years now so it's something we've always wanted and we've been really fortunate that we've been able to go on tours.
'We've had an arena tour but I think for us a number one has sort of sealed the deal. We feel so proud.'

 

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Una added: 'It means so much to us. You know we've been together, we've got the longevity.
'We'd never had a number one, that didn't mean to say that was going to be the end of us. We've had a lot of hits but to have a number one for us means the world. At least we're not one hit wonders. We've had a few hits before.'