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Summer Festival

daviecronin · 2015-01-04 00:48:03

Hello all, I was planning to hold a summer festival. I have a couple of questions. The House and gardens I plan to hold it on is owned by the county council as far as I am aware. I would obviously need to ask for permission etc? Is there a certain way to go about this. I was looking online and I found out that any event…

04-01-2015 1:48am

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daviecronin

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Hello all,

I was planning to hold a summer festival. I have a couple of questions. The House and gardens I plan to hold it on is owned by the county council as far as I am aware. I would obviously need to ask for permission etc? Is there a certain way to go about this.

I was looking online and I found out that any event expecting more than 5,000 people and being used for profit has to pay a €2,500 fee. Is that correct? How would one know if there would be more than 5,000 at their event? Can this charge be avoided?

Is there a grant scheme one can apply to?

Thanks in advance, I'm far from a novice for event planning but I am a novice in this particular area so would love some help!

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guitarrrszz

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come on oxegen, get your act together!!! :P

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#3 04-01-2015 3:19am

daviecronin

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guitarrrszz wrote: »

come on oxegen, get your act together!!! :P

Wow wow, don't compare me to Oxygen just yet....

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