Everything you need to know ahead of All Together Now 2026

With just one week to go until All Together Now 2026, organisers have released important information for the 35,000 festivalgoers set to descend on Curraghmore Estate in Portlaw over the August Bank Holiday weekend.
The sold-out festival returns for its seventh edition from Thursday, July 30th to Monday, August 3rd, with attendees being encouraged to arrive on Thursday to help ease traffic and make the most of the early entertainment on site.
Festival organisers are urging ticket holders to download the official All Together Now app, which will provide live stage times, site maps, traffic updates and any schedule changes throughout the weekend.
Early entry is available to all weekend ticket holders, with campsites and car parks opening at 12.30pm on Thursday. Arena gates open at 6pm, while the final entry time each day is 10pm.
Festivalgoers are also being reminded to download their mobile tickets before travelling, as mobile signal may be limited on site.
Those driving to the festival are advised not to rely on Google Maps or sat-nav, but instead follow the official festival signage. Organisers are also asking motorists not to travel via Carrick-on-Suir, with the quietest arrival period expected to be between 9am and 1pm.
The event remains a cashless festival, with all bars, food vendors and traders accepting card or contactless payments only.
Under the festival’s bring-your-own alcohol policy, weekend campers may bring either 24 cans, one litre of spirits, or 1.5 litres of wine on their initial entry. Glass bottles and single-use plastic bottles are prohibited.
Festival organisers are also reminding attendees that professional photography equipment is not permitted and are encouraging everyone to leave no trace by taking all belongings home after the weekend.
The Road Safety Authority will once again have a presence at the festival, providing on-site breathalysers to help motorists determine when it is safe to drive after consuming alcohol.
A full list of travel advice, prohibited items and festival information is available through the All Together Now app and on the festival website.






