All Together Now, running from 30 July to 2 August, is preparing for a sold-out edition. Around 35,000 visitors are expected at the Curraghmore Estate in County Waterford.
The festival is entirely cashless. The official app offers live schedules, programme changes, transport news and an interactive map. Free buses take the audience from designated pick-up and drop-off points to the entrance.
Ireland's road safety authority is installing breathalysers at the main entrance and the premium campsite. The devices indicate within around ten seconds whether it's safe to drive. Organisers have also separately warned about the risk of ticket fraud.
Summary
The sold-out Irish festival is preparing with an official app, free transfers and on-site breathalysers.
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- What is the key information in this FestivalTV article?
- The sold-out Irish festival is preparing with an official app, free transfers and on-site breathalysers.
- Where is the festival or event taking place?
- Waterford, Ireland.
- Which festival year does this article cover?
- 2026.
- What is the original source?
- The Irish Sun.
