A festival that has been a part of Dallas for a while will be relocating. The North Texas Irish Festival is moving to a different city. The move is scheduled to take place in 2027.
This means that next year the festival will no longer be held in Dallas. Further information about the move can be found through FOX 4, including the specifics of the festival's new location, which has been announced as Denton.
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