Politician: Get army to help deal with Travellers

A politician has called for Defence Forces backup to deal with Travellers who have set up home in Co Donegal.

Politician: Get army to help deal with Travellers
Tue, 06 Aug, 2013 - 01:00
Stephen Maguire

The group, which contains more than 20 English-registered camper vans, has already been involved in two stand-offs with locals.

They have been moved on from a car park of SuperValu in Ballybofey after setting up illegally.

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