Minister vows to involve local communities in Limerick City of Culture

The Minister for Arts Jimmy Deenihan has promised greater local involvement in the Board of Limerick City of Culture.

Minister vows to involve local communities in Limerick City of Culture
Mon, 06 Jan, 2014 - 07:05

The Minister for Arts Jimmy Deenihan has promised greater local involvement in the Board of Limerick City of Culture.

Mr Deenihan's comments follow the resignation of CEO Patricia Ryan yesterday.

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