Forget posh camping! Una Healy has ditched five-star digs and has pitched a tent for this weekend's Glastonbury festival.
The former The Saturdays singer is attending the event with her boyfriend David Breen and a pal.
Mum-of-two Una, 38, arrived to Worthy Farm on Thursday and has been keeping her fans updated on her Glastonbury adventure, which included pitching a tent for the three-day event.
Posting to her Instagram stories, Una shared images of her digs for the weekend and a late night walk through some of the grounds where the parties had already started.
In contrast, Laura Whitmore has revealed how she made her way to the festival by helicopter.
“Only way to travel, far from this I was raised,” she said on Instagram.
The TV and radio star will be broadcasting her BBC Radio 5 Live radio show on site tomorrow.
Glasto kicked off in style yesterday as crowds gathered in the blazing sunshine for the opening acts.
Irish acts performing this weekend include Hozier who is hitting the Pyramid stage today at 4pm for his first performance at the festival since 2015.
The Wicklow singer first performed at Glastonbury in 2014 after his debut single ‘Take Me To Church’ took the world by storm.
Meanwhile, Two Door Cinema Club is heading back to the Glastonbury stage for another year and are set to perform new hits from their fourth album False Alarm which was released last week.
Dermot Kennedy is performing at Glasto tomorrow as is rising star Kojaque, who is set to play the Pussy Parlour.
Maverick Sabre is heading to the Sonic stage tomorrow where he will headline this stage.
Northern Irish artist SOAK is taking the Glastonbury stage this year with her indie-folk vibes and she plays the Park stage on Sunday.
Dublin group Fontaines D.C. are taking the world by storm, having made appearances on American TV the lads are now set to hit the Bread and Roses stage at Glastonbury tomorrow alongside fellow Irish act David Keenan.
