Cork jobs expo cancels ticket sales after huge demand

The Working Abroad Expo, which will kick off in Cork tomorrow, had to cancel online ticket sales after receiving unprecedented demand for the event.

Cork jobs expo cancels ticket sales after huge demand
Tue, 06 Mar, 2012 - 00:00
Aoife Dowling

The exhibition, which aims to help people secure jobs abroad, made the decision to cancel advertising and stop online tickets in light of the Dublin event.

The RDS experienced queues so long that gates were closed at 2.25pm to prevent any further admissions.

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