Much-loved funfair to stay in heart of Cork town after council 'change of heart'
Brendan Piper in his showman's wagon: 'I appreciate that the council has had a change of heart. This was never about fighting with the council. We wanted to negotiate with the council.'
Picture: David Forsythe
A deal is on the cards to keep one of Ireland’s last surviving traditional family funfairs in the Cork town where it has been based for almost a century.
Funfair showman Brendan Piper confirmed he now hopes to stage his family’s much-loved funfair in its traditional quayside location in the heart of Kinsale again next summer under the terms of a new deal on offer from Cork County Council. However, he accepts he will have to find a new home for the funfair's landmark showman's wagon.





