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A €220,000 funding shortfall for an exhibition during Cork’s year as European Capital of Culture had to be met by taxpayers, the state spending watchdog has revealed.

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PROPOSALS to overhaul Section 481 tax relief for film investors were successfully resisted by the Minister for Arts, Sports and Tourism John O’Donoghue earlier this year.

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