Revellers to travel from far and wide for Indiependence festival

It’s not happening until August but already early- bird tickets are selling faster than ever for an outdoor music festival estimated to bring in €2m to a North Cork town.

Revellers to travel from far and wide for Indiependence festival
Mon, 24 Mar, 2014 - 00:00
Sean O’Riordan

According to John Finn, one of the organisers of the Indiependence festival in Mitchelstown, tickets have already been booked from as far away as Singapore and Australia.

“We’re in our ninth year now and we get a lot of repeat business,” he said.

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