2.

Food & drink delights

Last year’s All Together Now saw a wealth of options to wipe the floor with many sub par festival food offerings at other festivals.

ATN featured the popup tent where Crudo – neighbourhood café, wine bar and eatery hosted Italian three-course meals and brunch all weekend, the Neighbourhood Wine bar tent that had a considered list of wines, bubbles and unique cocktails that became a weekend meeting point for many (with added DJ), right up the steps from the Theatre of Food: Grub Circus tent featuring a two-day programme of food-themed events, demos, cooking competitions, tastings, workshops, debates programmed and hosted by food writer Joe McNamee, and featuring some of Ireland top food personalities, Michelin star chefs, makers and producers.

Jordan Bailey (formerly Aimsir), Damien Grey (Liath), Kevin Thornton, Jess Murphy (Kai), Kwanghi Chan (Bites by Kwanghi), Aishling Moore (Goldie), Rory O’Connell, Darina Allen all featured last year.

In the campsite, the veggie food and coffee options meant a restorative start to the day, and the varied stocked bars meant a range of drinks, with the free movement of cans from the campsite at all times making it easier to make the festival budget land.

3.

Wellness

Prioritise pleasure but also rest. That is the proper way to do a festival, and All Together Now has you covered.

From the RISE Nordic Spa Danish wood-fired hot tubs and saunas, to the lawns where yoga sessions, sound baths, massage therapists reflexologists, shamanic healing, mindfulness and breathwork offer many options for necessary renewal and restoration before going again.

4.

Comedy

During the day at the festival, The Well hosts a wide array of Irish-lead comedians, all are who out-standing in their field.

Last year’s comedians included Deirdre O’Kane, Emma Doran, David McSavage, Peter McGann, Fred Cooke, Kevin Gildea, Michael Fry, Killian Sunderman, Karl Spain, Áine Gallagher, Shane Clifford and more.

Plus Tommy Tiernan hosted the Brunch on The Bandstand too.

5.

The 3000-acre site

All Together Now is aimed at people with a varied interest in music, art, wellness, spoken word, literature or discovering something new…

Also, from experience at previous years, Curraghmore Estate is a beautiful 3000-acre site that is worth a wander. I found myself in spaces of relative quiet and calm last year even though there were thousands of people buzzing around me. What’s more, the security isn’t heavy-handed when you do go for a bit of a ramble.

The unspoken magic of the festival is the layout and Curraghmore offers rolling hills, forest walks, giant Deer head meeting points, secluded bars, relaxed lake views, an inflatable church, swings, seats and art installations in between all of the fun.

All Together Now Tickets

General Tickets:

A General camping ticket allows access to All Together Now 2024.

Tier 3 – €235  (Limited)

Tier 4 – €249

Installment Tickets:

The limited five-series Installment Plan means you get yourself a General or Family Festival Camping Ticket to All Together Now and spread the cost across five payments with each payment being €49.80.

Family Tickets:

A Family Weekend ticket allows access for 1 adult & up to 2 children aged 12 and under into the festival and designated Family Campsite. Priced from

Tier 3 – €235  (Limited)

Tier 4 – €249

Campervan / Caravan Passes:

General Campervan / Caravan, you must also purchase a general weekend camping ticket per person & one general campervan ticket per campervan/caravan to gain entry to the general campervan site from Thursday, August 1st

Early Entry:

Early entry on Thursday, August 1st will now be available to all festival ticket holders.