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WINTER IS WELL and truly behind us and we’ve got longer days and warmer weather to look forward to over the coming months. In even better news, we’re entering festival season and what promises to be an unforgettable summer for live music in Ireland.
Beyond The Pale held its inaugural weekend of music last year and received rave reviews from both attendees and the acts, particularly electronic due Orbital who said it was one of the “best festivals we’ve ever played.”
The three day festival will make its return this year from 16 – 18 June on Glendalough Estate in Wicklow and we’ve teamed up with Absolut to offer one lucky reader of TheJournal.ie two weekend camping tickets to the festival this year.
The winner can look forward to an incredible line-up featuring the likes of Grace Jones, Jon Hopkins and Hot Chip, as well as the 2021 winner of the Choice Music Prize, For Those I Love. It will also be a stopping point for Candi Staton’s Farewell Tour and plenty of other amazing acts.
For those seeking refreshment in the arena, there’ll be plenty of drink options with the pick being an Absolut bar beside the Big Romance stage. The bar will offer premium drink serves for attendees and will be a perfect addition to what will be a fantastic weekend of music and craic.
There’s something for everyone at this year’s festival with attendees being treated to a celebration of all things food and drink at the Beyond The Plate stage. Festival goers can feast at some of Ireland’s best street food vendors and then enjoy talks, tastings, chats, demos and craic at the dedicated food and drink stage.
If that’s not enough for you, The Space Between is the wellness programme at Beyond The Pale and features massages in the forest, an outdoor sauna, yoga, breathworks, meditation, talks, deep sound experiences and more over the course of the three day weekend.
When will Beyond The Pale 2023 take place?
A – January 2023
B – June 2023
C – December 2023
To be entered for a chance to win, simply email your answer to competitions@thejournal.ie with ‘Beyond The Pale’ in the subject line, and include your name and contact details.
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Detective says the attack is ” unsual ” for a town like Ballymoney.
Anyone put some sense to that for me. ..
No idea! Ballymoney is a typical unionist Hellhole.
It’s normally a quiet town.
Is that where you are from it was the nationalist again was it?
I have no idea who it was, it’s a shocking innocent that thankfully doesn’t happen here too often.
I think you mean incident numpty! Im glad your taken a mature view this time there may be hope for you yet
Predictive txt on my fone. Sorry about that mate. I’ll strive for better in future.
Good man keep up the good work!
They haven’t gone away you know…
Who??
Murdering terrorist lowlifes in general
Where does it say terrorists? Missed that bit now you could be right but you could also be wrong!
Call it intuition…
It may or may not have been paramilitaries, but either way, in my book kneecapping and beating someone to death is a terrorist act regardless of which gang is doing it.
Thats a bit of an extreme view
Why?
Seems to be an uplift in violent crime up North recently.
Don’t piss people off!
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