Irish Examiner view: Should moral objections justify a refund?

Thu, 01 Sep, 2022 - 07:33

Canadian band Arcade Fire began their European tour this week in Dublin at the 3Arena under a cloud.

Allegations of sexual misconduct have been levelled in recent days at frontman Win Butler, and events since those surfaced have followed a familiar sequence.

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