Skateboarders threaten council with ombudsman

AN ACTION group yesterday threatened to report a local authority to the Ombudsman for Children for not providing an amenity for skateboarders.

Skateboarders threaten council with ombudsman
Tue, 13 Feb, 2007 - 00:00
Jimmy Woulfe, Mid-West Correspondent

The Limerick Skatepark Action Group (LSAG) claimed the city council had already benefited from €125,000 in Government funding for a skateboard park.

The LSAG said it will press ahead with the threat if the council continues to disregard the rights of young Limerick skateboarders.

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