Roisin Ingle

It's difficult to get acts into Ireland.

What are the challenges and how have you handled them?

And like, it's funny because, I mean, I've had years of going to, say, the electric picnic or various ones.

And a lot of it was, you know, the drink and the partying side of it was important.

But I gave up alcohol like a couple of years ago and I was at an electric picnic.

I was kind of thinking, oh, God, I'm not going to have as good a time.

But I had a really brilliant time.

And that was a really gratifying thing to realise that it's not only about that, although that's a big side of it for a lot of people, that actually you can just have an amazing time, like just being in a field, bumping into people.

I always find you meet people that you've never known before and all that kind of thing.

Just quickly, what acts are you both looking forward to?

Well, you're involved in both of them, Fiona, but what acts are you looking forward to?

That's just pleasure.

What about you, Jenny, for Beyond the Pale?

What are your top ones that you don't want to miss?

Because you'll be running around doing stuff, I presume.

Why would they want that to clash?

That means, yeah.

And our host is lovely.

I've been there once, yeah, years ago.

Isn't that cool?