Bar staff are being sought to work at some of the biggest music festivals and concerts taking place across Ireland this summer.
READ MORE: Electric Picnic 2024 lineup branded 'the worst of all time' as ticketholders left underwhelmed There are also opportunities to work at gigs from Nicki Minaj, SZA and Arcade Fire at Malahide Castle in July, as well as gigs from Hozier and Kings of Leon at Marlay Park the same month. As Electric Picnic is a camping show, bar staff will be expected to work longer, ranging from 10 – 16 hour shifts.
Source: Entertainment Trends (entertainmenttrends.net)
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