Former airport terminal to host international art event

A FORMER airport terminal will be dusted down and opened up next month to host a major international art event.
Former airport terminal to host international art event
Wed, 02 Feb, 2011 - 00:00
Eoin English

Some of the world’s leading and emerging international artists, musicians and theorists have been lined up to take part in Terminal Convention 2011 at the disused Cork Airport building.

Several events will also take place in city centre music venues.

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