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The Old Fort Festival has been a huge success so far this weekend.
The fun continues today on Main Street and Fitzmaurice Place with plenty of activities for all the family.
Everything to know about the Old Fort Quarter Festival 2018.
It was a rocking night in Portlaoise on Friday with The Frank and Walters, Roll With it - Oasis Tribute, Radio Nowhere and Super Bass all taking to the stage.
Saturday saw Transmitter, The Valves and Dublin Ukulele Collective take over the Main Stage while Vendetta Love and DJs rocked both the main stage and the courthouse stage.
Today, the family fun, entertainment, comedy, heritage events and food market are all underway from 12 noon until 6/7pm this evening.
The impressive lineup for Sunday includes plenty of local talent while the festival will come to an old school close with 90's tribute band Smash Hits.
On the main Stage:
Sunday, June 24
12:00pm Fionn Marum
1pm Curtis Walsh
2pm Music Generation Laois
4pm Vocalese
5pm Kavanagh’s Ukulele Troup
6pm Soul Beats
7:30pm James O’Connor and Alan Smyth The AJs
10pm Smash Hits
12:30am DJ Bob Conway
On the Courthouse stage:
Sunday, June 24
7:30pm Abbeyfolk
DJs all night
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