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17 May 2022
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VISUAL Centre in Carlow Town
VISUAL in Carlow has closed over the Covid-19 crisis but will re-open "once it is safe to do so".
In a post on social media, the team said: "We were disappointed to have to close our doors but our top priority is the health of our patrons and staff.
"We look forward to re-opening once it is safe to do so. Our team will be working remotely over the coming days, providing information on our upcoming programme."
We look forward to re-opening once it is safe to do so. Our team will be working remotely over the coming days. If you require help or information Phone: 059 9172400
— Visual Carlow (@VisualCarlow) March 23, 2020
Email: boxoffice@visualcarlow.ie #TeamVISUAL pic.twitter.com/nuRhNPRVYt
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