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Michelle Fleming

Dublin City Council accused of St Patrick's Day price gouging

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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