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4th March 2021
10:51am GMT

Speaking about the change of date, Festival Director Neil O’Connell said: "The rescheduled dates will allow for the vaccination rollout to take effect and for the safe reopening of the live events sector. As a small boutique festival spread across a large festival site, we are in a strong position to be the first festival of the year. All of our acts have moved with us to our new dates and we are delighted to welcome a host of new performers to the line-up. With our latest acts, we wanted to acknowledge the incredible social and cultural diversity within the Irish music scene. We can’t wait to welcome everyone to the lake.”
At the initial launch of the festival in November, Neil spoke about the safety measures that will be in place, saying: "As part of the new procedures there will be socially distanced zoned area camping; designated disinfectants points; health checkpoints for body temperature measuring and onsite isolation facilities with qualified medical personnel. Meanwhile, all attendees will be allocated an 'RFID wristband' which will eliminate the need for queuing and allow for cashless payments at drink and confectionery stands."
Wild Roots is a new boutique festival that celebrates music, performing arts and outdoor adventure. As well as the live performances, patrons will be able to sample a range of outdoor activities including boat rides, kayaking, rock climbing and aerial yoga.
More information and ticket details can be found here.
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