Four concerts due to take place at Londonderry's Ebrington Square next month are in doubt because of possible legal action.
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"It is a significant asset to the city and the square will continue to host up to five major events per year, together with a range of minor events." St Columb's Park is adjacent to the Ebrington site and is owned by Derry City and Strabane District Council. It also stated that promoters "could be drawn into proceedings seeking to stop the event on Ebrington Square" and "into a claim for compensation by the third party for loss and damage which could be caused to it if the event were to proceed".
It featured acts like Calvin Harris, Biffy Clyro, Bruno Mars and Rita Ora who performed as part of Derry's year as UK City of Culture.
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