Council admits road sculptures are not insured

MAGNIFICENT road sculptures are among dozens of public artworks that remain uninsured in Co Kerry.

Thu, 19 May, 2011 - 01:00
Anne Lucey

Most were created over the past 20 years by top Irish and international sculptors in an arts scheme.

The value of the works run into millions, but Kerry Co Council admitted they are not insured.

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