
‘Cherry Orchard’ Arts Festival problem with insurance resolved
Fears over the future of the Ballyfermot Cherry Orchard Arts Festival have been laid to rest following a meeting with Dublin City Council.
The Echo reported last week that representatives from DCC had informed organisers that they would need public liability insurance for the festival to go ahead this year.
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