ireland’s largest single span masonry arch bridge (33 metres)
Meanwhile on Da Northside writes:
Lucan Bridge…. By George Knowles – Ireland’s larges single span [masonry] bridge 1841, not too shabby but hey could do with a clean and a lighting up…
Anyone?
Last night/This morning.
Mount Andrew Rise, Lucan, County Dublin.
Detectives believe it is likely the victim got into the car with a person or people he trusted and was driven to the place where his body was discovered.
The car appears to have been set on fire in an attempt to destroy evidence.
The man’s body has been removed from the scene and a post-mortem examination will be carried out…
This afternoon.
Elm Green, Griffeen Glen Park, Lucan, Dublin.
Via RTÉ
A man in his 40s has been shot and seriously wounded
The shooting happened just before 2pm. As many as ten shots were fired at a man in a Toyota car. The car appears to have been rammed beforehand.
Sinn Féin Deputy Peadar Tóibín threatened to hold up the Workplace Relations Bill 2014 in respect of the dispute at Kishogue, Lucan. The Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation Committee are meeting this afternoon to make amendments to the existing legislation.
Bricklayers in Kishogue were reportedly being paid less than €5 per hour.
There are numerous amendments proposed in the Bill and if the deputy so wishes he can call a vote on each amendment which will take up to eight minutes per vote.
Hero or zero?
YOU decide.
Previously: Crane Of Defiance
Drama at the 12th Lock [Grand Royal Canal] this evening.
Anyone?
Thanks Mr Messy
Derek Keating tries to raise awareness about the 1,500 children who go to school in prefabricated classrooms in Lucan, in the Dáil on Tuesday evening.
Just a few hours after The Herald broke the Lucan Gazette story.
What timing.
Read more of the transcript from Kildarestreet.com here.
Previously: Boss, I Made The Cover
Thanks Oireachtas Retort
(Laura Hutton/Photocall Ireland)
Oisin O Gradaigh writes:
Spotted this lad enjoying the sun up on the roof and on the edge in Lucan [Co Dublin] this afternoon.
