Hi @rachel_07208, I’ve never been to EP, but some of my colleagues have, so I reached out to them, and this is the advice they’d like to pass on.
Good shoes are essential, especially since you’ll be on your feet a lot (one told me 35K steps daily). A comfortable pair is crucial.
Socks and lots of them, I don’t know about you, but I’m not comfortable if my socks are wet, so extra socks are a must.
A waterproof jacket, one that can easily be packed into itself, is ideal, and bring it with you into the main area. We all know that the Irish weather can change at the drop of a hat, so be prepared and bring a jacket and a jumper, if possible, as I’ve been told it gets cold in the evenings.
Power bank, there are charging stations, but a power bank might come in handy. Have Three+ downloaded, you can hire power banks at Three+ stations.
Rubbish bags, this will help you to keep your area tidy, but also be very useful for wet clothing.
Snacks, food is available, but first thing in the morning, you may not be up for the walk to get it, so power bars, fruit or sandwiches that kind of thing are good to have to keep you going till you're ready to face the world.
