Thursday 6 October, 2022
God be with the days.
The judge ruled that his injury was not the fault of the promoters.
Organisers MCD are citing financial reasons as well as a lack of headline artists.
Nothing like a hi-vis jacket to get someone in the mood for dancing.
Many unhappy campers this Tuesday.
David Guetta, Calvin Harris and Snoop Dogg are among the acts playing in Kildare this weekend.
Honestly, you’re better off.
Unhappy with the line-ups? Try these alternatives.
Some of the most pained comments from the festival’s Facebook page.
David Guetta is headlining along with Calvin Harris, Example and Snoop Dogg.
The festival has been announced for Punchestown this August Bank Holiday Weekend.
We don’t think you’re ready for this wellie…
Did you miss the summer event last year?
Festival season and the plentiful rainfall this summer means that at least one store has seen wellingtons flying off the shelves. Take a look at the humble boot in action…
Some summer festival dos and don’ts to ensure you have a amazing time whatever the weather.
Festival season is well and truly underway by now – are you going to one?
In tonight’s Fix: Facebook to make major changes after Irish investigation; a possible solution for ghost estates; and the worst delivery man you’ll see today.
David Mongey insists the festival has only been postponed till 2013 after it was announced it would not take place next year.
The annual music fest has been cancelled for this year. Does this bother you?
A local councillor said the decision to cancel the event at Punchestown Racecourse in Co Kildare next year was a “terrible loss” for the area.
A newspaper report that the music festival is swapping Punchestown for the Park has been denied by organisers.
The Irish show their love of all things juicy and sporty but the Eurovision gets a spot too (of course).
Confused yet? Oh here, just watch this….
As Oxegen 2011 draws to a close Gardaí reveal that 28 people were arrested at the festival for dealing drugs, while there were 15 incidents of drink driving.
Five stages, 136 acts, 80,000 attendees and an awful lot of cleaning up to do. Here’s our Punchestown gallery.
Kildare’s favourite son is a surprise guest on the final night at Oxegen. Watch Christy and Chris sing to 60,000 people.
