Irish circus back on the road after 19 months without performing

The video discusses the challenges faced by a mobile circus in gaining support during the first 15-16 months. Despite efforts like meeting politicians and conducting Zoom meetings, they were excluded from financial support schemes like the CRSS due to not operating from ratable premises. This led to falling through the cracks of available support. The video also highlights the uncertainty of their business operations during this period, as it was a new experience for them.

What was the primary concern for the mobile circus during the first 15-16 months?

• Lack of financial resources

• Inability to find a permanent location

• Issues with hiring skilled performers

• Difficulty in gaining support and recognition

What was one of the actions taken by the mobile circus to gain support?

• Organizing public events

• Meeting with politicians

• Launching a social media campaign

• Collaborating with other circuses

Why was the mobile circus excluded from the CRSS?

• They had insufficient financial records

• They were not a registered business

• They were not operating from a ratable premises

• They did not apply on time

What is the CRSS?

• Circus Revenue Support Scheme

• Cold Recovery Support Scheme

• Community Resource Support System

• Cultural Revival Support Service

What was the mobile circus uncertain about?

• The future of their performances

• The availability of skilled performers

• The business environment during a specific time of the year

• The response from the audience