Updated / Monday, 31 Aug 2026
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Mayo’s All-Ireland-winning footballers join The Saw Doctors on stage at Electric Picnic
Mayo’s All-Ireland-winning footballers were among the stars of Electric Picnic’s final day on Sunday, joining The Saw Doctors on the Main Stage for a rousing rendition of The Green and Red of Mayo.
Thirteen members of the squad took part in the performance, just over a month after the county ended its 75-year wait for the Sam Maguire Cup.
Fontaines D.C. later brought Electric Picnic 2026 to a close with their first headline set at the festival, ending the night with a tease for a Slane Castle show which was confirmed on Monday morning.
Rain and muddy conditions remained part of the picture on Sunday, but another packed line-up played out across Stradbally, with Amble, Djo, James Marriott, Ravyn Lenae, Skye Newman, Adéla and Florence Road among the acts taking to the stages.
Lily Aron, Kean Kavanagh, Leo Moran, Davy Carton and Amble’s Ross McNerney were also among those captured on the final day.
See some of the best pictures from day three of Electric Picnic in our gallery.
Kobe McDonald and Jordan Flynn of the Mayo team join The Saw Doctors on the Main Stage at EP
The All-Ireland winners join The Saw Doctors for a rousing rendition of The Green and Red of Mayo
Fontaine D.C. close Electric Picnic with their first headline set at the festival
Florence Road’s Lily Aron takes to the stage on the final day of Electric Picnic
Sky Newman brings her summer festival run to the Electric Arena on Sunday
Amble play the Main Stage weeks after announcing their second album, Love and All Its Wares and major Irish shows for 2027
Stranger Things star Joe Keery takes over the Main Stage under his musical moniker Djo
Ravyn Lenae performs at Rankin’s Wood as her European festival run reaches Stradbally
The rain didn’t dampen fans spirits
Ross McNerney of Amble performs during Electric Picnic
Adéla take to Rankin’s Wood just days before the release of her debut album, Prima
James Marriott on the Main Stage on the final afternoon of Electric Picnic
Portlaoise musician Kean Kavanagh flies the local flag with a Sunday night set at Croí