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✈️How to get to All Together Now
Planning your trip to All Together Now? Here's how to get there by plane, train or car, and plan your route to the festival site.
- Nearest airport: Cork International Airport (ORK), about 92 km from the venue.
- Allow about 129 min by car from the airport to the site.
- By train, head for Cork or the nearest major station, then finish by bus, shuttle or taxi to the site.
- By car, plan for on-site parking and expect heavy traffic around the venue on festival days.
🛏️Where to stay near Curraghmore House & Gardens (All Together Now)
Accommodation near the All Together Now site fills up fast. Compare hotels, apartments and rentals nearby and book early to stay as close to the stage as possible.
Also consider staying around Cork, the nearest large city, if the closest options to the site are sold out.
Estimated travel time to the site
| Distance | 🚗 Car / taxi | 🚴 Bike | 🚶 On foot |
|---|---|---|---|
| ~1 km | ~3 min | ~4 min | ~12 min |
| ~3 km | ~7 min | ~12 min | ~36 min |
| ~5 km | ~11 min | ~20 min | ~1 h |
| ~10 km | ~22 min | ~40 min | ~2 h |
Public transport: depends on the network around Cork.
Each accommodation's distance to the site is shown on the map above. Rough estimates; allow extra time during festival peak hours.
🌤️All Together Now 2026 weather
Weather in Curraghmore House & Gardens in July 2026?
Typical weather
Chance of rain: about 42% of days
| 2025 | Dense drizzle | 20° / 13° | 2 rainy days |
| 2024 | Light drizzle | 20° / 12° | 2 rainy days |
| 2023 | Light drizzle | 19° / 13° | 1 rainy day |
Based on the last 3 years over the same period.
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🗺️Things to do near All Together Now
Many shows happen in the evening, so use your days to explore the area around All Together Now. Guided tours, museums, outdoor experiences and local activities can be booked in a few clicks before you go.
Nearby, Cork and its surroundings offer museums, walks and local gems to discover between sets.
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📋About
All Together Now 2026: Ireland's bank holiday weekend on the Curraghmore estate
From 30 July to 2 August 2026, the Curraghmore Estate in County Waterford, Ireland, hosts a festival built on a rare balance: a sharply curated music bill set in a historic parkland, over the August bank holiday — the slot the official site calls its "Bank Holiday Weekend".
An Irish and international bill
The programming crosses landmarks of the Irish repertoire with a European alternative selection: Christy Moore, a monument of national folk, Kneecap, the Irish-language rap trio turned phenomenon, Anna von Hausswolff, Alabaster DePlume and DJ Annie Mac — a spread running from alternative to electronic by way of indie rock.
An estate festival, not a field festival
The setting changes the experience: Curraghmore is one of Ireland's great private estates, gardens and historic buildings included, which gives the festival a scale and a topography quite unlike open-field events. Camping and accommodation packages are offered on site.
Four days in County Waterford, 30 July to 2 August 2026: full line-up and tickets on the official site.
Text written with AI from the sources below, automatically checked on July 27, 2026 — report an error
❓FAQ
How many stages does All Together Now 2026 have?
The organisers announce over 300 performances across 18+ stages. The Main Arena, a natural amphitheatre, gathers the main stages ATN Stage, Something Kind Of Wonderful, Road To Nowhere, Flourish and Immerse. The Well Field hosts the Temporary Bandstand, The Well Comedy stage and the new Heineken Garden Bar. The woods of Curraghmore hide Global Roots & The Cambium, The Circle with Jameson Music, The Last City and Hometree, while The View features Hidden Sounds and the Go Loud Lounge, and the night carries on at the Arcadia Afterburner and Ping Pong Disco.
What are the dates and how long does the festival last?
All Together Now 2026 runs from 30 July to 2 August 2026 at Curraghmore Estate, Co Waterford, over the Irish bank holiday weekend. The festival describes itself as a three-day and four-night celebration.
Is there camping on site?
Yes, several campsites share the estate. The General Campsite includes a bookable Pre-Pitch area overlooking Curraghmore lake, with its own toilets, phone charging and reception; pre-pitched options range from Vango nylon tents (for 2, 4 or 6 people) to a two-person tipi tent and a six-person Octo Tent. There is also the Family Campsite for Family Camping ticket holders, an Accessible Campsite, the Old Wood and Strawberry Hill boutique campsites (own entrance, car park and services, with bell tents, Luxpads and Octopads), and a campervan and caravan area where a live-in vehicle pass must be pre-booked.
What food is available on site?
Food is central to the festival: the Borgo restaurant and the Theatre of Food on the Lawns, the Tangs Arabizi BBQ in the Main Arena, a wide selection of stalls in the Well Field and food vendors at Lovers Rock village inside the general campsite. Produce comes from top Irish suppliers as well as from around the world, and there are extensive options for vegans and vegetarians. Custom cocktails, bars and a Wine Bar on The View round out the offer.
Is there a kids and family area?
Yes. The Kids Area sits past the Lawns, around the lake from the family campsite: follow the stream down to reach it. Exclusively for families, it runs a mini festival for children. It goes hand in hand with the Family Campsite, reserved for Family Camping ticket holders and served by its own campsite facilities.
Is the festival accessible for visitors with reduced mobility?
An Accessible Campsite with its own services is available for festival-goers with access needs, and a dedicated Accessibility section sets out the steps to take ahead of the event.
When was the festival founded and which edition is the 2026 one?
All Together Now enters its seventh chapter in 2026. Founded in 2018 at Curraghmore Estate, it has held the 2018, 2019, 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025 editions, with no edition in 2020 or 2021. It bills itself as Ireland's largest independent festival and has won the IMRO Festival of the Year award two years running.
Are tickets still available for 2026?
No: the official website lists the 2026 edition as sold out. Tickets were sold through ticketmaster.ie, with a service charge of up to €10.50 per ticket. The ticket page states a strictly over-21s policy, while Family Camping tickets exist for families.
