Ireland ‘set to outlaw for-profit ticket resale’
The Irish government is believed to be planning to endorse Stephen Donnelly and Noel Rock's bill outlawing the resale of tickets above face value
News By IQ | 19 February 2018
The government of the Republic of Ireland is reportedly set to give its backing to legislation outlawing the resale of tickets above face value.
MPs Noel Rock and Stephen Donnelly are to meet with officials from the department of business this week, following the end of a review of the Irish ticketing sector, the Examiner reports, with government expected to give its backing to anti-ticket touting legislation. Rock and Donnelly introduced the Prohibition of Above-Cost Ticket Touting Bill in January 2017, sparking a …
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