Longitude kicks-off next Friday as tens of thousands of music fans head to Marlay Park for the weekend.
The three-day event starts on July 5, with A$AP Rocky, Stormzy and Cardi B headlining.
But many fans may not know how to get to Marlay Park, which is located in Rathfarnham, south Dublin.
Here are some tips on how to get to and from the venue from the city centre:
Dublin Bus
The 16, 116 and 161 Dublin Bus routes serve the Grange Road entrances of Marlay Park.
The 14 and 75 serve the Ballinteer shopping centre, which is around 20 minutes' walk from the festival site.
You can find more information on the Dublin Bus website.
Luas
The closest Luas stops are Ballaly and Dundrum on the Green Line, but they're at least half an hour walk from Marlay Park.
Marathon Travel will operate a shuttle bus between Dundrum Luas station and Stonemasons Way.
It's also usually only a few euro in a taxi from both of these stops.
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Taxi
There will be a taxi pick-up point at the Supervalu on Ballinteer Avenue, which is around 20 minutes by foot from the Grange Park entrance of the park.
Marathon Travel Buses
Marathon Travel will operate a service between Custom House Quay and Marlay Park, returning to the same locations later in the night.
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Dublin Coach Services
Swords Express will be operating a return bus from Malahide roundabout at the Pavilions Shopping Centre (R106) direct to Marlay Park.
Tickets are available here.
National Bus Services
There's also a number of national bus services bringing concertgoers from the festival to most parts of the country, including Louth, Meath, Galway, Mayo, Limerick, Waterford, Kilkenny, Carlow, Wexford, Donegal and Tipperary.
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