Graves of two gardaí vandalised in ‘a new low’

The graves of a number of families — including two gardaí — have been vandalised after a car was driven into a cemetery in Skerries in north Co Dublin.

Graves of two gardaí vandalised in ‘a new low’
Wed, 23 May, 2018 - 01:00
Conall Ó Fá;tharta

The incident occurred last Thursday night or early Friday in Ardla cemetery. Gardaí are investigating.

Garda Representative Association spokesman John O’Keeffe said it was “a new low”.

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CourtsGardaigravesvandalismPlace: SkerriesPlace: north Co DublinPlace: ArdlaPerson: John O’KeeffePerson: O’KeeffeOrganisation: GardaíOrganisation: Garda Representative AssociationOrganisation: Irish judiciary
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