
News


Share
Published 17:14 30 Aug 2018 BST
Updated 15:21 3 Sept 2018 BST

Explore more on these topics:
Tesco's pop-up store (you'll find it by the Andy Warhol campsite) has everything any ticket holder might need. Think wet wipes, snacks, bottled water, tonic water, toothpaste, sunscreen, anti-bacterial gel, sandwiches, fresh salads, toiletries - the list goes on.
But besides the above, there will be very reasonably priced camping gear available for purchase too. The list includes folding chairs at €10.50 each, folding arm chairs (€10.50), foam mats (€1.50), foot pumps (€6.50), rectangular sleeping bags (€12) single airbeds (€10.99), universal headlights (€9.99) and a large rubber torch (€10). The shop will be open from 4pm, Thursday August 30, for the duration of the festival - so we've plenty of time to get ourselves properly fixed.
If you're feeling extra festive, there's glow sticks, rainbow wings and more to have you feeling extra excited and celebratory while we dance and sing to our favourite acts. So, leave the stress of packing at home ladies. All you'll need to think about is that festival wardrobe of yours. Let's just cross our fingers and hope we won't need our wellies too much.
Brought to you by Tesco Ireland. Vanessa Trump diagnosed with breast cancer
The Trump family showed their support Vanessa Trump, girlfriend of Tiger Woods and former daughter-in-law to Donald Trump, has revealed she has been diagnosed with breast cancer. She made the announcement on Wednesday in a post shared to Instagram, revealing she’s already had a surgical procedure done. She wrote: “I want to share a personal […]
News
6h
Vanessa Trump diagnosed with breast cancer
The Trump family showed their support Vanessa Trump, girlfriend of Tiger Woods and former daughter-in-law to Donald Trump, has revealed she has been diagnosed with breast cancer. She made the announcement on Wednesday in a post shared to Instagram, revealing she’s already had a surgical procedure done. She wrote: “I want to share a personal […]
News
6h
News
Symptoms of kyphosis as mum says condition means she can’t play with her son
News