If you weren't able to make it to Electric Picnic on Saturday, there was no shortage of coverage on social media to let you know just what you were missing.
There was plenty of praise for the performance of Noel Gallagher and the High Flying Birds, who also played a number of Oasis covers on the night including 'Champagne Supernova' and 'Wonderwall.'
@NoelGallagher Hope you didn't mind the rain! Great Gig #ElectricPicnic pic.twitter.com/FpHsdrVTl5
— Trevor Flanagan (@trevorflanagan) September 4, 2016
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ðŸ¾â˜„ @themightyi @oasismaniaofficial #electricpicnic #electricireland #nghfb
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LCD Soundsystem were one of the most anticipated performers of the night, and there was even a Father Ted reference dropped into their set for those who were listening closely.
Amazing Father Ted reference by James Murphy at @lcdsoundsystem. BEYOND amazing gig. #ElectricPicnic pic.twitter.com/BCUNx8VeVn
— Aideen Finnegan (@AideenFinnegan) September 4, 2016
Hozier made a surprise guest appearance on Saturday also, as he took to the stage with the Trinity Orchestra to perform covers of classic David Bowie songs.
When Hozier joins Trinity orchestra on stage 🙌🙌🙌 pic.twitter.com/RIO77uwxBn
— Lynn Ruane (@SenLynnRuane) September 3, 2016
Bananarama provided a nostalgic '80s throwback for the crowd, who seemed to be well up for the party.
.@ElectricIreland @VivaBananarama are totally swaying the crowd! #throwbackparty @electricpicnic #electricpicnic pic.twitter.com/JkXO6zBQxQ
— Una Hennessy (@Unahenn) September 3, 2016
At the Newstalk Lounge in the Mindfield area, a debate on repealing the eighth amendment captured the attention of the audience, and drew plenty of comment on social media as it was streamed live on Facebook for those who couldn't make it to the festival.