See when Oasis are hitting the stage and how to get there.
The stage times for this Saturday's gig are as follows:
12:00 CAR PARKS OPEN
14.00 CONCERT GATES OPEN
15:00 THE BLIZZARDS
16.00 GLASVEGAS
17.30 KASABIAN
19.00 THE PRODIGY
20.30 OASIS
Gig-goers is advised to use public transport like the service offered by Dublin Bus (see dublinbus.ie for details). Gardai have put a traffic management plan in place to get you there safely and on time, so anyone making their own way down should check their route, and be aware that there will be diversions set up. There is a car park available for those driving and it is a 30 minute walk to the concert site from there.
To make sure you have the best time possible at this year's concert, here are a few festival dos and don'ts:
DO:
-Dress appropriately – make sure you have wellies, suncream, a jacket and sunglasses. Always be prepared!
-Note that under 16s must be accompanied by a parent or guardian
-Photo ID will be needed to purchase alcohol
DON'T:
-You are not allowed to bring any of the following into the concert site with you: glass, cans, alcohol, fireworks, laser pens, spikes, studs, umbrellas, poles, fold up or blow up chairs or garden furniture.
-Do not park illegally, use the carparks.
-Do not but tickets from unofficial sources
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