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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Forever Young Festival. File pic.
The Forever Young Festival will resume again today, the management has announced.
They said in a statement: "All Saturday tickets will be valid for Sunday.
"Our teams here and the amazing Palmerstown House Estate have moved mountains to keep Forever Young Festival '23 alive and I can't thank them enough.
"We hope to see you all, but if that doesn't suit, all Saturday tickets will be valid for 2024, and all weekend non camping will receive the equivalent of a free day next year.
"If that doesn't suit our valued customers, we will handle all refund requests next week.
"We hope to bring specific acts people missed today, back in '24.
"Your patience and understanding has been genuinely appreciated in this terrible situation. We will look after everyone."
The management also said that the team are working at putting out more woodchips, and that two new parking areas have been secured for today.
In addition, they advised visitors to bring wellies with them, and added that buses for the festival from Naas and Dublin will accept Saturday bus tickets.
For further information, visit the Festival's official Facebook page here.
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