1. This epic shot of the crowd at Underworld on the first night

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2. Belle and Sebastian paying on-stage tribute to Philo

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3. Grace Jones hanging out with the gardaí. Standard.

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4. This lad who was (a) wearing the Ryan Gosling jacket from Drive and (b) topping it with a man bun

5. The crowd for the Dublin-Mayo semi-final replay, in the sunshine on Saturday afternoon

6. This friendly gentleman

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7. David O’Doherty getting such a big crowd on Saturday, people had to watch it on the screens outside the tent

8. This photo that accidentally sums up the Irish festival experience

9. This text from an unknown number, aka the most Electric Picnic text of all time

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10. The sunset on Saturday

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11. Blur proving they’ve still got it with a blistering headline set

12. … followed by Mark McCabe blowing the doors off with unofficial national anthem Maniac 2000

13. This all-too-real toilet sign

14. This photo that accurately encompasses the experience of trying to dance with a plastic beer cup

15. This aerial shot showing the epic scale of the whole thing, bathed in sunshine

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16. This t-shirt for everyone with The Fear

17. And this guy making it way, way worse

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18. This, the most Electric Picnic meal ever eaten

19. This hangover level

20. The Cup Wars, after organisers offered a refund for collecting them

21. The size of the crowd for Florence and the Machine

22. This perfect way to end the weekend

23. And the aftermath.

RIP, Electric Picnic 2015. Hope you had a blast.

By Michael Freeman. Originally published on DailyEdge.ie. 

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