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The Irish Times·3 min read·medium

If water bottle rules at gigs can be relaxed in extreme heat, are they ever necessary?

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Laura Slattery
If water bottle rules at gigs can be relaxed in extreme heat, are they ever necessary?
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The author reflects on the importance of accessible free water at outdoor music events during extreme heat. The piece argues that hydration infrastructure is a critical necessity rather than a luxury for concert-goers.

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As climate change leads to more frequent heatwaves, the safety standards and infrastructure requirements for large-scale public gatherings are becoming a significant public health concern.

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If you’ve never worked behind a bar, there’s a visceral thrill to be had from pulling the wooden handle on a tap, especially if what comes out of it is not beer but water. Free water. It’s beautiful.

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The article expresses a personal opinion on event management but focuses on a non-partisan public safety issue.

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