Gardaí angry at plans to close station

GARDAÍ have reacted angrily to Government plans to close one of the busiest garda stations in Dublin.

Thu, 22 Dec, 2005 - 00:00

Sean McCarthaigh

Assistant Garda Commissioner Al McHugh confirmed plans to shut down Harcourt Terrace station yesterday.

It is understood the building, which also houses the offices of the Film Censor, will be sold to allow the development of an affordable housing scheme.

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