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SeaSessions 2011
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Ye line-up looks class alright. I wonder if Ziggy will play some of his dad's stuff or just his own material. Your right it is a fair spin, so just want to get some advice from a few peeps as to whether it's worth goin up. Don't have a load of money so got to choose my festivals wisely
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On a budget you cant really beat it and also the Rory Gallagher fest 3 weeks before in Ballyshannon.
Sea Sessions because the line-up is good and its relatively cheap, also because you can just stall outside the area where the stuff actually happens with a carryout to save a few pound before you go in and it does be absolutely buzzing around it and the gardai dont mind as long as you dont cause any hassle.
The Rory Gallagher fest then because tis free full stop. 45 quid for camping I think then all the music on the street is free and again you can sup away on your carryout to your hearts desire with no hassle from the filth.
I must say im rather lucky to be able to hit up both yet be able to kip in my own bed come round 6 in the morning
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Electro music at sea sessions is in the 'Beat Shack'
Check the link below for line-up...
http://westcoastsurfer.ipbhost.com/index.php?%2Fblog%2F1%2Fentry-227-beat-shack-line-up-and-quiksilver-tee-session%2F0 -
Nice one guys. Thanks for the advice. I'm sold. Got my ticket yesterday. Still can't believe camping is only €20 for 4 nights. Those other bigger festivals got allot to answer for charging the prices they do. Granted thet got big names but still think I'm going to stick to 2 or 3 independents this yr. Body and Soul also sounds like it could be good craic a new experience and think I might go check out Rory Gallager Fest. So, my 3 festivals this summer are Sea Sessions, Body and Soul, Rory Gallagher. They will all cost me less than Oxegen and Electric Picnic. Bring on the summer fest. season.:):cool: 0
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Nice one guys. Thanks for the advice. I'm sold. Got my ticket yesterday. Still can't believe camping is only €20 for 4 nights. Those other bigger festivals got allot to answer for charging the prices they do. Granted thet got big names but still think I'm going to stick to 2 or 3 independents this yr. Body and Soul also sounds like it could be good craic a new experience and think I might go check out Rory Gallager Fest. So, my 3 festivals this summer are Sea Sessions, Body and Soul, Rory Gallagher. They will all cost me less than Oxegen and Electric Picnic. Bring on the summer fest. season.:):cool:
Jayzus! 3 festivals in the space of 4 weekends? That is tight bloody going now0 -
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bigwormbundoran wrote: »I must say im rather lucky to be able to hit up both yet be able to kip in my own bed come round 6 in the morning
No better person to ask than a local, what the story with parking, we are planning and being in Bundoran at Lunch time(ish), do the organisers lay on plenty parking? Would you have seen the Campsite site last year, does it be mental busy like Electric Picnic? Fill up fast?
Got my ticket last week, cannot wait, Gemma Hayes, Bell X1, Ham Sandwich, O Emperor, The Villagers...., Talk about a showcase of Irish talent....Bargain!
And tonnes of other bands; some I know and a fair few I don't.
A carpark that's not a 40min hike to the campsite!
Surf lessons during the day.
Hope the weather is good, what a location
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No better person to ask than a local, what the story with parking, we are planning and being in Bundoran at Lunch time(ish), do the organisers lay on plenty parking? Would you have seen the Campsite site last year, does it be mental busy like Electric Picnic? Fill up fast?
Last year only had 1 campsite which was at the local GAA pitch, but thats the family/quiet site this year with the main one being located down behind the Phoenix pub and the bingo hall. It was pretty packed on the first day last year if I remeber correct, but with the split and moving the main site to a bigger location I cant see it being too wedged as an issue this year.
They say on the site for the event that parking is 5 minutes away from the campsite for €10 for the weekend though they dont say where it is, seeing that the main car park at the beach is taken up by the event itself that would be there ruled out anyway.
If I were to speculate I would guess the car park is down by the cinema and retail park, and if it is, its only a 2 minute walk from both campsites in opposite directions. Though it may not be there at all.
Hopefully the weather is good alright, twas beautiful last year and it really was a fantastic weekend all round, just good old fashioned good craic
Any other questions just holler!0 -
Hi big worm! Can u recommend a good pub to watch the gaa on the sunday??
Also does any1 know if the quiet/family campsite is the same price?
I don't know whether to pitch there or not, I love my sleep but don't want to be stuck with shussing parents either
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Hi big worm! Can u recommend a good pub to watch the gaa on the sunday??
Also does any1 know if the quiet/family campsite is the same price?
I don't know whether to pitch there or not, I love my sleep but don't want to be stuck with shussing parents either
The Chasin Bull in the middle of the town would probably be your best bet, plenty of big screens which always have sports on.
I cant see it being any more expensive no myself, it shouldnt be too strict with regards to noise levels as long as your not going buck mad id say.0 -
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