North Dublin bank raided

Two men have escaped after holding up an Ulster Bank in north Dublin.

North Dublin bank raided
Fri, 09 Jul, 2004 - 20:15

Two men have escaped after holding up an Ulster Bank in north Dublin.

No-one was injured in the raid on Santry branch on Old Airport Road in which a quantity of cash was taken.

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