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Cork Film Festival About To Go Into Receivership?

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    #2
    pwurple
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    Not surprised. Film festival has been the most disorganised yoke going for years, and that's just from me as a customer/attendee. Dates and times mixed up, wrong tickets issued, films moved locations. If they are doing that with the scheduling, god only knows what state the finances are in.


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    opus
    Registered Users Posts: 5,007 ✭✭✭opus


    Will be a shame if it goes belly-up as one of my favourite events of the year :(


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    byronbay2
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    Cork Film Festival looking for a €200K "loan" is like Greece/Somalia looking for a loan: they'll be back in a couple of years looking for another "loan"!


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    Cape Clear
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    Where did all the previous money go one wonders? Is Mick Hannigan still involved?


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    the beer revolu
    Registered Users Posts: 17,033 ✭✭✭✭the beer revolu


    Cape Clear wrote: »
    Where did all the previous money go one wonders? Is Mick Hannigan still involved?

    Mick was ousted a few years ago.
    He's involved in the Indie Cork film festival.


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    kcb
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    It's been a complete junket for years I'd say.


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