Migos to pay $30k settlement in Fyre Festival lawsuit

Fair City continues to be impacted by the coronavirus.

Fair City has taken a step back on filming new episodes but it definitely doesn’t mean the next few won’t be packed full of drama.

Summer will certainly not be the same in Festival City this year.The bad news is there will be little mirth on our streets, at a time when we could use all the mirth that can be mustered in light of

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Fair City fans have been bracing themselves for the final episodes that were recorded before filming had to shut down and now, RTÉ has revealed when we’ll see the last of them. 

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Carrigstown might be bracing itself for tragedy as one Fair City resident ends up in a critical condition.

Fair City star Ryan Andrews has revealed that the fan favourite soap could be limited to one episode per week if the outbreak continues.

Actress Amilia Stewart Keating has been chatting about all things work and family as she prepares to welcome her first child.

We’ve all been sitting around our houses trying to find anything to do or watch as we all practice social distancing.

The drama doesn’t stop in Fair City and for the people of Carrigstown, life is only taking sharper turns as the days go on.

- with reporting from Digital Desk staff

Migos will pay back $30,000 (£24,830) in a settlement over the trio’s $100,000 (£82,780) pay cheque to perform at the disastrous Fyre Festival.

Migos are settling a lawsuit over their payday for the Fyre Festival.

The good deeds keep flowing in the direction of Ireland’s incredible healthcare staff as they soldier through tackling coronavirus across the country.