No-one needn’t have missed this.
Not if you’re at work, not if you’re in Syria, not if you’re at a festival.
Electric Picnic came to a standstill – sort of – on Saturday evening as Mayo and Dublin went at it again. As they went hell for leather again.
Everything – music, comedy, everything – was secondary to the big game.
Only @EPfestival will you get a bigger crowd watching the Mayo v. Dublin match then at Main Stage.
— St.🍍 (@Spifeypineapple) September 5, 2015
GAA fans crammed into wherever they could at EP to catch a glimpse of the most anticipated game of the year and, it’s fair to say, they damn well enjoyed it.
Especially the Dublin supporters. Not so much the Mayo fans who streamed out of the vicinity as soon as they could.
Thanks to Rob Timony for sending us the video.
The full time whistle at #EP2015. Dublin fans in flying form. pic.twitter.com/kOQG47wn5T
— JOE.ie (@JOEdotie) September 5, 2015
https://twitter.com/Live4evr/status/640210179569643520
A strong Mayo representation @NewstalkFM #ntlounge for #DUBvMAY @EPfestival pic.twitter.com/QQj9oboIsP
— Aoife Gillivan (@AoifeGillivan) September 5, 2015
#pano of Huge crowd watching dublin v Mayo @EPfestival with @GrooveyardEvent #ElectricPicnic2015 pic.twitter.com/rJRsnlAeeE
— Brian Dowling (@houseofrenfilms) September 5, 2015
Fair play to @NewstalkFM #GreatSeats #ElectricPicnic #DublinVMayo pic.twitter.com/0BRV17D5E4
— Niall McGarry (@MrNiallMcGarry) September 5, 2015
@SportsJOEdotie @JOEdotie when somebody sticks on the #DUBvMAY match at a burger van at @EPfestival pic.twitter.com/nADP1pnLiD
— Mark Darby (@D_Marbles) September 5, 2015
