with Hannah Kelly
It was the biggest music event on the island since March, 2020.
Thousands of people attended an open-air concert in Belfast last night, in what was the biggest music event in Ireland since the pandemic began.
The concert was part of Feile an Phobail, and featured DJ's Paul van Dyk and Judge Jules.
Those attended had to be show proof of vaccination, a negative test or recovery from the virus.
500 tickets were given away last week to those who attended a vaccination centre.
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