The North Texas Irish Festival is relocating to Denton after more than 40 years in Fair Park. This change is expected to take place next year. The move has sparked different reactions in Dallas and Denton, with Dallas expressing sadness and Denton celebrating the news.
Further information about the festival's relocation and its impact can be found through the Dallas Observer, which initially reported the change in the festival's location.
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After 40+ years in Fair Park, the festival is moving to Denton next year. Dallas mourns, Denton celebrates, and we ask: what's left?
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