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The Hoolie in the Hills
The popular Hoolie in the Hills festival takes place this weekend.
The festival takes place across Saturday, August 3, and Sunday, August 4, in Kinnane’s Field, Upperchurch.
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Many popular acts are expected to take to the stage and perform at this year’s edition of the festival, with Saturday headliners including Electrad, Riff Shop, The Dorans, and The Bogus Pogues.
The Sunday headliners feature the likes of The High Kings, More Power to your Elbow, The Fogues, The Rebel Hearts, and Streams of Whiskey.
Tickets for the Saturday of the event cost €40 plus booking fee, with gates opening at 4pm.
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Tickets for Sunday cost €49 plus booking fee, with the gates opening at 2pm.
Those looking to attend both days of the festival can purchase a weekend ticket at a cost of €70 plus booking fee.
Tickets can be bought from www.gr8events.ie.
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