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Michelle Fleming

EXPLAINED: Dublin city council accused of st patrick s day price gouging | Vintage Vibes

Dublin City Council has been accused of St Patrick’s Day price gouging ahead of our patron saint’s party.

Festival organisers are charging up to €1,000 for a family of four to watch the city’s parade from a grandstand. And they want people to fork out up to €110 per couple – to get into a market.

Justin Leonard from the capital’s landmark fruit and veg market, between Capel Street and Smithfield, says it’s “absolutely outrageous”. The council is charging €25 a head to visit the market on March 17, or more than twice that amount for a couple’s “luxury package”.

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