All Together Now 2019

Le Bruise

ghostdancer wrote: »

I think he said before that it pulls the data from Clashfinder, so once the stage times are released, if someone starts a clashfinder for ATN and adds the stages/acts, the Festable app should be able to get the times from that.

ATN are replying to the Facebook eager beavers (who want to know stage times) with 'they will be available on the app when it's launched closer to the festival'.

T'would be a nice addition to proceedings.....hopefully they set it up with a clashfinder layout!

hetuzozaho

Just at a glance, mick flannery not on that list?

lbj666

FreeRanger wrote: »

Are they strict in preventing people from sleeping in vans in the general car park? Will be travelling in my van - might throw a mattress in the back.

I know it states it's not permitted!

Sorry if this has already been answered.

You should be fine, it's rarely enforced unless it's bleeding obvious with music blaring and a whole little village for yourself setup. Keep in mind for though there is a pretty scary reason they don't allow it, Google boomtown far carpark fire

PabloAndRoy

ghostdancer wrote: »

I think he said before that it pulls the data from Clashfinder, so once the stage times are released, if someone starts a clashfinder for ATN and adds the stages/acts, the Festable app should be able to get the times from that.

This is exactly it. Same app works for any festival that has a clashfinder.

Toast

hetuzozaho wrote: »

Just at a glance, mick flannery not on that list?

Thanks. He's self confirmed but not officially announced so he's not on https://www.alltogethernow.ie/ yet which is where the list is taken from. I've added him to the playlist now.

Fuzzy_Dunlop

Toast wrote: »

Thanks. He's self confirmed but not officially announced so he's not on https://www.alltogethernow.ie/ yet which is where the list is taken from. I've added him to the playlist now.

He's on the poster from today for what it's worth

https://twitter.com/ATNfestival/status/1150700277886017537

hetuzozaho

Toast wrote: »

Thanks. He's self confirmed but not officially announced so he's not on https://www.alltogethernow.ie/ yet which is where the list is taken from. I've added him to the playlist now.

He was officially announced on their twitter

That's just what I was talking about earlier. It's funny is all

Toast

Fuzzy_Dunlop wrote: »

He's on the poster from today for what it's worth

https://twitter.com/ATNfestival/status/1150700277886017537

Thanks.. I hadn't seen that announcement and it hasn't made it as far as the list on the web page. I added below to the playlist:

R.Kitt
Joshua Burnside
Fehdah

hetuzozaho wrote: »

He was officially announced on their twitter

That's just what I was talking about earlier. It's funny is all

I see what your saying now. My guess is probably they're late confirmations and the necessary media/blurb hasn't made it to the web team yet. Kitt Philippa is on the site and is part of the same announcement. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

hankless

FreeRanger wrote: »

Are they strict in preventing people from sleeping in vans in the general car park?

Not sure on the definitive stance on this, but other festivals usually have a cut-off point each night when you can go to the car park. So you will have to be in the van by a certain time and possibly miss some of the late night acts.

D.Q

hankless wrote: »

Not sure on the definitive stance on this, but other festivals usually have a cut-off point each night when you can go to the car park. So you will have to be in the van by a certain time and possibly miss some of the late night acts.

no I definitely have vague recollections of being out in the carpark very late at night last year. Think I was accompanying my mate to get something from his car.

ILIKEFOOD

super R. Kitt - the 'unce unce unce' gods were listening to my moans..

intothecold

Does anyone know how strict the search was coming in from the carpark to the boutique camping last year? I'm wondering how much drink I can get in.

ILIKEFOOD

intothecold wrote: »

Does anyone know how strict the search was coming in from the carpark to the boutique camping last year? I'm wondering how much drink I can get in.

full on cavity with sniffer dogs.

drinkwise as long as your not taking the piss over the limit its usually fine.

intothecold

Will 2 slabs and a few litres of pre mixed vodka be ok would you think?
And sniffer dogs? Really? Have never seen them at an Irish festival before as far as I can remember.

The Nal

intothecold wrote: »

And sniffer dogs? Really? Have never seen them at an Irish festival before as far as I can remember.

One of the dogs detected cocaine on some bloke, he was searched but they found nothing even though the dog was still barking so the police made him go for a shít on the grass just beside the queue in full view of everyone. Out popped a plastic bag.

D.Q

ILIKEFOOD wrote: »

full on cavity with sniffer dogs.

drinkwise as long as your not taking the piss over the limit its usually fine.

there actually was sniffer dogs last year for what its worth. The festival staff were incredibly laid back, but there was adog presence. Having said that, they didn't sniff anything I had so.

SteelyDanJalapeno

Yep was dogs at the entrance last year

D.Q

The Nal wrote: »

One of the dogs detected cocaine on some bloke, he was searched but they found nothing even though the dog was still barking so the police made him go for a shon the grass just beside the queue in full view of everyone. Out popped a plastic bag.

That "report" date is from before the festival happened last year. Must be an incredible journalist.

bodhrandude

I presume the Wailers will be on in the early Sunday afternoon slot on the main stage, the time Jimmy Cliff was supposed to play but was delayed because of flight problems. Of course, we all know he eventually made it and blew the roof off the blue tent in the early hours of Monday morning.

bodhrandude

DQ do you have a proper link to that story I tried to google the headline and nothing is coming up.

D.Q

bodhrandude wrote: »

DQ do you have a proper link to that story I tried to google the headline and nothing is coming up.

The Nal posted it. I think its bollox tbh.

The date on the report is sat july 21st 2018. Which is two weeks before ATN even happened.

greenspurs

bodhrandude wrote: »

DQ do you have a proper link to that story I tried to google the headline and nothing is coming up.

D.Q wrote: »

The Nal posted it. I think its bollox tbh.

The date on the report is sat july 21st 2018. Which is two weeks before ATN even happened.

:rolleyes: :rolleyes:

I know its Monday lads, but really !


:D:D:D

mooseknunkle

bodhrandude wrote: »

DQ do you have a proper link to that story I tried to google the headline and nothing is coming up.

If i remember correctly someone made that last year taking the piss,but in saying that there was sniffer dogs at it last year...

The Nal

Ctrl, alt, delete, get home and back to bed lads.

intothecold

I highly doubt they were actually sniffer dogs, the dogs senses would be going crazy with the amount of people going into the festival. Probably more of a scare tactic.

MJohnston

D.Q wrote: »

there actually was sniffer dogs last year for what its worth. The festival staff were incredibly laid back, but there was adog presence. Having said that, they didn't sniff anything I had so.

The Garda presence last year was pretty heavy handed. Four mates got done for having a tiny amount of weekend delights. Thing is, they were all caught separately, in and out of the campsites. So there was a heavy undercover presence.

endainoz

The Nal wrote:

Ctrl, alt, delete, get home and back to bed lads.

My god your hilarious

greenspurs

MJohnston wrote: »

The Garda presence last year was pretty heavy handed. Four mates got done for having a tiny amount of weekend delights. Thing is, they were all caught separately, in and out of the campsites. So there was a heavy undercover presence.

Proper order.

Great to hear.

mooseknunkle

intothecold wrote: »

I highly doubt they were actually sniffer dogs, the dogs senses would be going crazy with the amount of people going into the festival. Probably more of a scare tactic.

More than a scare tactic it was the Garda dog unit

Stillill42

So the Irish Times didn't actually use the term Poopgate? Disappointing.