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Fleadh to exceed projected £53m economic boost to Belfast

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Fleadh to exceed projected £53m economic boost to Belfast
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"However, he pointed out that not all hotels are experiencing a boost from the Fleadh. Some places are getting a boost and some are not.

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Fleadh to exceed projected £53m economic boost to BelfastImage source, PA MediaImage caption, The Fleadh has brought hundreds of thousands of visitors to BelfastByRory O'Reilly, Eve Hughes, Catherine Moore and Darran Marshall, BBC News NIPublished5 minutes agoStaging the world's largest celebration of Irish music and culture in Belfast this week is expected to exceed £53m in terms of an economic boost to the city.The latest projection about the Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann was given by Economy Minister Caoimhe Archibald as she welcomed hospitality representatives and tour operators to the city.The eight-day festival, which runs until 9 August, marks the first time the event has been held in the cityMore than 176,000 people were in Belfast city centre on Sunday for the opening ceremony - an…

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