One woman was charged over €3,000 for her stay in Mullingar.
Accommodation prices for the upcoming Fleadh in the midlands are reaching "rip-off" levels.
That's according to Joe Connaire, Cathaoirleach of the Fleadh Executive Committee who also says one woman was quoted 3,500 euro for a week-long stay in Mullingar.
500,000 people attended the event in the town last year, and it's returning this year from the 6th to the 14th of August.
Mr. Connaire says no one should be expected to pay such prices:
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