'Stuck in the mud' Oxegen fan sues concert promoters; claims ground was unsafe

An IT worker who claims he got stuck in the mud and broke his ankle while watching Kings of Leon at Oxegen is suing the festival promoters.

'Stuck in the mud' Oxegen fan sues concert promoters; claims ground was unsafe
Fri, 10 Oct, 2014 - 16:38

An IT worker who claims he got stuck in the mud and broke his ankle while watching Kings of Leon at Oxegen is suing the festival promoters.

Mark Ponisi of Roselawn, Tipper Road in Naas, Co Kildare has brought a High Court action for damages against MCD, who deny negligence.

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