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Supermac's boss Pat McDonagh rolled up his sleeves to feed "the masses Supermac's chips" as the fast food chain made their debut at Electric Picnic last weekend.
The Galway-founded food chain made a welcome addition to the many food options at the festival and proved a fan-favourite over the three days.
The Supermac's boss attended the Stradbally festival over the weekend and while his staff were busy cooking up the food, McDonagh was spotted mixing with punters and even went so far as to feed one excited woman a chip.
Supermac’s opened its doors as far back as 1978 in Main Street, Ballinasloe, Co. Galway and since then, Supermac’s has gone from strength to strength with over 100 restaurants throughout Ireland and over 2,700 staff.
If the queues at the Supermac's stands over the weekend were any indication, it's safe to say their debut went down well with Picnickers and they'll be back in 2025.
Tickets for Electric Picnic 2025 will go on sale at 9am on Wednesday, August 21. The Loyalty Scheme and General Admission tickets will be available along with Family Camping.
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