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Kneecap to launch legal proceedings after being blocked from funding by UK Government | JOE is the voice of Irish people at home and abroad

Kneecap are set to launch legal proceedings after the UK Government confirmed it blocked the Irish language rap trio from receiving music funding.

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Kneecap to launch legal proceedings after being blocked from funding by UK Government

Kneecap are claiming that they have been blocked from receiving music funding because one of their tour posters "pissed off the Tories".

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Rap group Kneecap launch legal action over British government decision to halt funding award

Joe Brolly is among the lawyers representing Irish language rappers Kneecap.

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KNEECAP accuse UK government of silencing them by last-minute funding block

A Belfast rap trio called KNEECAP have accused the UK government of attempting to “silence” them after a last-minute funding block.

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Kneecap launching legal action after being denied UK funding

Kneecap is launching legal action after it claims it was "blocked from receiving significant music funding because a Tory Minister doesn’t like our art."

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