Cork Film Festival requests €200k loan from local authority

One of Ireland’s longest- running film festivals has requested a €200,000 loan from a local authority to save it from financial collapse writes Eoin English.

Cork Film Festival requests €200k loan from local authority
Wed, 11 May, 2016 - 08:27

One of Ireland’s longest- running film festivals has requested a €200,000 loan from a local authority to save it from financial collapse writes Eoin English.

The emergency request from the board of the Cork Film Festival will be discussed today by members of Cork City Council’s arts committee.

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