The city centre festival will return to Dublin this June bank holiday weekend - here's everything you need to know about tickets, transport, parking, acts and bringing in bags
Festival season kicks off this weekend with the return of Forbidden Fruit in the heart of Dublin over the June Bank Holiday.With a sunny weekend forecast, attendees can look forward to an unforgettable two days featuring top international and local artists performing across six stages on the stunning grounds of the Irish Museum of Modern Art.
It's important to note that there is no re-admission policy. Once you’re in for the day, you’re in for good. Instagram A limited number of tickets remain available via Ticketmaster but are expected to sell out in advance. Only those with valid tickets and ID should travel to the festival grounds. If traveling by car, it’s a ten-minute drive from the city centre, but there is no parking at the venue and traffic restrictions will be in place on Military Road and Kilmainham Lane. The nearest public car park is Park Rite Parking Lot at 7 Queen Street, Dublin 7.
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